Composable ERP for SAP: Your Roadmap, Your Advantage

Life changed significantly during the pandemic. Companies that changed along with it were able to gain competitive advantage. Companies that couldn’t (or wouldn’t) are likely still ramping up to new consumer and business realities. For either type of company, a composable ERP approach for SAP may pave the way for breakthrough innovation. With composable ERP, enterprises can “plug and play” easily integrated, best-of-breed ERP elements to deliver improved user experiences in response to changing market conditions.* Composable ERP creates options to drive growth within a Business-Driven Roadmap, where all IT activities are aligned with business priorities. For SAP customers running ECC or S/4HANA, or those planning a move to S/4HANA, composable ERP and a Business-Driven Roadmap can be a smart path to even greater success. Download the eBook to learn more about composable ERP for SAP. *TechTarget. “Experts predict flexibility as a top ERP trend in 2022.” January 10, 2022, Jim O’Donnell

Should I Stay or Should I Go Now? Oracle EBS and Database Roadmap Choices

As an Oracle customer, do you ever wonder if you should stay or go? Do you ever ask yourself questions like: should I stay with EBS 12.1.x or go to EBS 12.2.x? should I stay with Oracle Databases or go to open source? which applications should stay on-premises and which should go to the cloud? should I go hybrid? In our on-demand webcast, “Should I Stay or Should I Go Now? Oracle EBS and Database Roadmap Choices,” you’ll hear how many successful businesses have forged their paths to innovation by maximizing their Oracle choices. Rimini Street President Sebastian Grady also chats with Ryan Schaap, CIO of Wells Enterprises (home of the Blue Bunny ice cream brand), about their eight year partnership and the application rationalization strategy that has helped Wells drive transformative innovation. Watch the webcast now.

2022 IT Buyer Sentiment Survey: A GCC Countries Executive Summary

During times of disruption, companies within the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries that innovate and proactively invest in their own future can emerge stronger on the other side. How are CTOs and CIOs leading the charge to meet their 2022 objectives in a business landscape that included a global pandemic and economic and political uncertainty? What is the role — and priority — of technology in combating disruption for organisations with GCC countries? What are IT leaders’ feelings towards digital transformation and the cloud? What are their top IT initiatives for 2022? In this report sponsored by Rimini Street, Censuswide reveals results of its GCC region IT buyer sentiment survey covering industries including Telecoms, Financial Services, Oil and Gas, Retail, Manufacturing. They provide insights on those questions and more, including: What types of initiatives would IT leaders like to see more of in 2022? What initiatives would IT leaders like to cancel in 2022? What are the biggest challenges being faced when trying to meet digital transformation objectives? What are IT leaders’ plans, if any, for cloud migration? What % feel positively about their enterprise application vendor’s cloud offering? What % are looking to move to an opensource database? What % are dissatisfied with their enterprise application vendor support and why? Assess how your organisation stacks up — and your progress on digital transformation — by downloading the report today.