It’s Your Roadmap…But Who’s in Control?
Your IT strategy is being pulled in every direction: lift and shift, lock-in to proprietary clouds, SaaS for new capabilities. ‘Do nothing’ is not an option but surrendering to forced vendor roadmaps comes with big risk and far bigger price tags. Find out how leading organisations such as Pacific National, 2 Degrees Mobile and Transgrid, took control of their roadmap and drove IT optimization to deliver tangible business outcomes.
Ray Wang: Long-Term Business Strategies to Future-Proof Investments
CEO of Constellation Research Ray Wang and SVP and CMO of Rimini Street David Rowe discuss customers’ changing expectations of enterprise software support. Independent support has become an active businesses strategy to get faster, better, cheaper support and enable investment elsewhere.
The World of Enterprise Applications is Changing – Is It Time to Reroute Your ERP Cloud Roadmap?
Many leaders in the IT space are ‘switching to the cloud’ for their ERP applications suite. As a result of this changing ecosystem, many professionals are trying to strategize their move to streamline the process. Pat Phelan, former Gartner analyst and now Vice President-Market Research at Rimini Street, will share lessons learned and insights gained from over 25 years of working with IT leaders on how to move ERP into the cloud era without breaking the bank or introducing unmanageable risk.
Market Insights: Lower Your Costs and Risk for SAP S4/HANA on Your Journey to Cloud
Staying on SAP's path to the cloud can be riskier than you think, even if you delay the move to SAP S/4HANA. The slow road to S/4HANA is problematic, while the fast road to S/4HANA has its own roadblocks. In reality, those are not the only choices. With third-party support from Rimini Street, you can cut the cost of ongoing support for SAP, reinvest the savings and avoid a forced migration to S/4HANA. Or you can use what you save with cost-effective, high-quality support to offset the expense of beginning the reimplementation of your ERP on S/4HANA - but at your own pace. Watch Rimini Street VP of Market Research Pat Phelan explain how to lower the cost and risk posed by SAP's roadmap so you can focus on investments that drive competitive advantage.
Funding Innovation with Rimini Street
While most IT and Finance teams know they spend a large percentage of the IT budget on annual software maintenance, many are unaware of the total operational costs of their ERP systems. This quick video uses a simple iceberg methodology to show how you can calculate annualized upgrade costs, as well as the fully-burdened spend tied to self-support and custom code support. Then see how third-party support dramatically changes the equation below the waterline.
Ray Wang: Advancements in Independent Support Help Drive Down Technical Debt
CEO of Constellation Research Ray Wang and SVP and CMO of Rimini Street David Rowe discuss how independent support has evolved and scaled support capabilities including delivering tax, legal and regulatory updates while driving down costs for customers.
Ray Wang: How Companies Balance Legacy Enterprise Systems with Innovation
CEO of Constellation Research Ray Wang and SVP and CMO of Rimini Street David Rowe discuss the evolving landscape of enterprise software systems and the challenges customers face with maintaining stable legacy systems and deploying innovative solutions.
Ray Wang: How SAP Customers Can Gain Leverage in Maintenance Contract Negotiations
September 30th is the last day to send SAP notice that you will not be renewing your maintenance contract. CEO of Constellation Research Ray Wang and SVP and CMO of Rimini Street David Rowe discuss next steps for SAP users.
Rodobens Speaks to the Tax and Regulatory Updates from Rimini Street
Marcos Adam, CIO of Rodobens, a Brazilian business group operating in the automotive, financial and real estate sectors, being among the 100 largest business groups in the country, and Alexandre Baulé, CIO of EMBRAER, today one of the largest aerospace companies in the world, RESPOND how the placement is working out.