How to Choose an Open-Source Database
Cure Your ERP Headaches Through Consolidation and Third-Party Support
Combining multiple ERP systems into a single platform can help organizations reduce complexity, lower costs, and extract more value from their current setup. A recent survey by Computing Research of 143 IT leaders shows that over 40% of enterprises are using multiple ERP solutions, so there’s a huge pool of organizations that can benefit from ERP consolidation. In this recorded webinar, Rimini Street VP of market research, Pat Phelan, discusses this trend and more with Computing Technology analyst, Helen Daniel, and site editor, Tom Allen. Watch now to take a deep dive into the survey results and learn how to tackle these key challenges before embarking on a consolidation project: Cost and complexity of consolidating multiple systems Data compatibility across multiple systems Potential IT skills gap of personnel who will be tasked with consolidating these systems
How to Choose an Open-Source Database
It might be time for a new database. Growing data volumes, real-time analytics, and digital initiatives are driving the need for more modern data architectures and platforms. As a result, many businesses are moving away from proprietary database software running on centralized servers in their own data centers and shifting to a newer generation of cloud databases that scale automatically and are much easier to deploy and manage. These new databases are often based on open-source software, and in fact, as of January 2021, open-source databases surpassed commercial databases in popularity.1 So how should you choose your new open-source database? It pays to ask some critical questions such as: what are my data characteristics? how easy — or hard — will data migration be? what capabilities do I need? which database would fit well with my existing IT infrastructure? For more insights, including benefits and potential risks of open-source databases, download the eBook. 1 DB-Engines
Business Application Modernization: Replace or Renovate?
Composable ERP Strategy: Avoiding the Pitfalls for SAP
Are the complexities of composable ERP holding you back? Learn why a composable business model is a critical path for enterprises looking to de-risk uncertainty. We focus on the advantages of adopting a composable ERP strategy and the ROI associated with making this shift. Join industry expert and CTO Eric Helmer from Rimini Street in this on-demand video as we reveal: Concepts and principles of a composable ERP strategy How to make decisions regarding what to keep from a current ERP system and what to change Planning for training in the new skills and technologies your team needs for a successful transition to a composable ERP strategy If you’re looking for a strategy that frees you from vendor pressure and supports your Business-Driven Roadmap, this is the video for you. Speakers Eric HelmerSVP & Chief Technology OfficerRimini Street Scott HaysSenior Director, Product MarketingRimini Street
Your Future Options with SAP
Maximizing SAP Value with Rimini Street
CISO’s Security Guide
The threat landscape continues to evolve. Protection for the next era of security demands new tactics, tools, and strategies. In this e-book, we offer IT security leaders guidance on where to focus efforts and how to approach new security models. Topics include: The emergence of cybersecurity mesh architecture (CSMA) and how it impacts your existing security infrastructure How zero trust and enhanced client security models differ from traditional security methods Best practices for building a strong cybersecurity stance Advice on mitigating your #1 security risk – your people Complete the form to download your free copy.
How to Solve Salesforce Skills Gaps and Boost Performance
As the global leader in commercial design and manufacturing with flagship clients like Starbucks, Hilton, and McDonalds, Elkay Interior Systems (EIS) has a sprawling and complex IT environment. Over this past year, it has been able to reduce complexity, improve service, and cut costs with Rimini Street application management services (AMS) for its Salesforce environment. In this on-demand webinar presentation, EIS’s Tammy Miller, global IT director, and Abraham Nugent, business solution analyst, join Rimini Street President, Sebastian Grady, to discuss their journey with Salesforce and how they found an alternative path to improving their Salesforce operations. Topics covered include: The impact of Salesforce hiring and resourcing challenges Tactics to address resourcing challenges and get more out of your Salesforce investment The value of an unlimited ticket model Ways that EIS uses Rimini Street to unlock the art of the possible