Global information technology company, Unisys, moves to Rimini Street for support of Peoplesoft, Oracle EBS, Hyperion and Oracle Databases seeking savings, flexibility, and a superior level of support. The partnership with Rimini Street enabled Unisys to free up funds to enhance their strategic IT initiatives.
Infographic: Oracle EBS licensees’ challenges, strategies, and future plans. Cost and support quality are the top concerns, say Rimini Street 2020 survey results.
Infographic: PeopleSoft licensees’ challenges, strategies, and future plans. Cost and support quality are the top concerns, say Rimini Street 2020 survey results.
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With end of full support for Oracle Database 11.2 here, licensees are facing critical decisions around database strategy. How do licensees feel about the value of Oracle Database? In 2020, Rimini Street conducted a survey, asking IT leaders, C-level executives, and database professionals across diverse industries in 18 countries about their plans for and attitudes about the value of Oracle Database and where open-source and cloud fit into their roadmaps. Benchmarked against the 2017 Rimini Street survey, “The Hidden Truths About Oracle Database,” the new survey report also provides a look at the evolution of attitudes around the system. In this infographic, you’ll find the biggest takeaways from the survey and recommendations on how to approach your database strategy.
If you’re running Oracle EBS 12.1 or earlier, you’re paying Oracle 22% of your license fees for old patches and fixes with no new updates or features. Upgrading to 12.2 just to get minimal support means undertaking a time-consuming and costly upgrade. Neither are practical ways to spend your IT dollars with global uncertainty looming and digital transformation initiatives at hand. Combining survey data and a historical look at the history and the future of Oracle EBS innovation, this white paper provides licensees with valuable insights and considerations to make informed decisions around their Oracle roadmap. The white paper covers: Insights from a recent Oracle EBS licensee survey around perceptions and plans for EBS At-a-glance view of Oracle EBS releases and end-of-support dates by version An overview of Oracle’s strategy for innovation and upgrades for its E-Business Suite software Ways that independent, third-party support from Rimini Street helps licensees extend the life of their EBS systems and avoid or delay upgrades that deliver little value
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What are the major challenges European PeopleSoft licensees face – and what are their future PeopleSoft ERP plans? In March 2020, Rimini Street polled PeopleSoft licensees in various roles (CIO, VP of IT, Director/ Manager of IT, Oracle Application Leads, Oracle Application Managers, and Oracle Administrators) around Europe, across diverse industries to find out. The survey revealed that most respondents believe that their current release meets their business needs, but they still experience frustration with support and costs. Other insights from the report: Where Peoplesoft licensees that are no longer supported are finding support What factors are – and aren’t – motivating PeopleSoft licensees toward the 9.2 upgrade and release cycle How much time and manpower do PeopleSoft licensees devote to testing, validating, and applying 9.2 upgrades Which platforms that PeopleSoft licensees are using to move to the cloud Download the full report for survey results, insights, and recommendations to guide your PeopleSoft roadmap.
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