A Business-Driven Roadmap Leads to Game-Changing IT Results
Is Your Organization Delivering on a Business-Driven Roadmap?
WBR Insights Report − Procurement in the Driver’s Seat: Delivering ROI through the Procurement Function
Rimini Street CEO Discusses Global Expansion on CNBC’s Squawk Box
Rimini Street CEO Seth Ravin was featured in an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box. Rimini Street has made recent headlines after announcing significant investments in leadership, sales and service delivery across APAC, Latin America and Europe, including new subsidiaries in Singapore and Mexico, a new regional director based in Singapore and launch of sales in Poland.
Working Capital, Working Harder
The goal of any business is to grow. But growth requires a strategic, concentrated investment in innovation. And, as with any investment, that requires capital.
The Future Is Now For Fallgatter
Cristiane Holl, CFO of Fallgatter, talks about changing SAP support to Rimini Street and invites other leaders for the same path.
Supreme Electronics Ensures Reliable Erp Support By Shifting To Rimini Street
Not wanting to upgrade to Oracle EBS R12 due to the associated costs yet still needing stability in their ERP systems to be able to stay compliant with the new accounting guidelines in Taiwan, Supreme Electronics turned to Rimini Street for its its support and maintenance requirements.
How The University Of Auckland Re-invested In Innovation By Switching To Rimini Street
The University of Auckland supports 1,200 applications and more than 5,000 staff with its ERP solution, but wanted to reposition its ongoing support and maintenance expenses into funding initiatives for growth. Find out how the organisation managed to do so by switching to Rimini Street for its support and maintenance requirements.
How George Weston Foods Can Take The Time To Choose Its Own IT Roadmap With Rimini Street
George Weston Foods enjoyed a very stable SAP environment over many years and maintaining that system was a mission-critical priority. Find out how the organisation, by shifting to Rimini Street, maintained stability for its system and allowed it to “sweat the asset” and not be forced into an unnecessary and expensive upgrade.
