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.
In this Rimini Street webinar, public sector IT leaders share how they’re making significant savings, taking control of their IT roadmaps and planning for the future
Oracle Security Patches, AKA Critical Patch Updates (CPUs), are often considered a “freebie”, but in reality, they are anything but free. Learn about the hidden costs associated with receiving and applying Oracle CPUs and what you can do to significantly reduce those costs. Join Gabe Dimeglio, Vice President, Global Security Services and Dan Ashton, Sr. Dir Product Marketing to understand: How Oracle CPUs are consuming budget and resources without you knowing it A security strategy to improve database security and reduce costs Which Oracle Database releases are at increased security risk and why it will get worse by the end of 2020
With all Oracle PeopleSoft releases except for 9.2 in sustaining support and no announcement of 9.3, our customers have been finding creative ways to control costs and make things easier to do. Getting off Oracle support has been one of the best decisions you’ve made, so now let’s explore what happens next. We’ll reveal how one client running a blend of PeopleSoft 9.1 and 9.2 started by dropping their expensive Oracle support for third-party support – then engaged us to manage their systems. In this OnDemand Webinar, Frank Reneke, GVP & GM of Oracle Services for Rimini Street and Anne Plese, Sr Director of Product Marketing explore how we are helping our clients strengthen their financial position to accelerate digital transformation – all while taking back control of their roadmap in a time of uncertainty. Tune in to find out the steps that you can take toward a simplified operating model.
Oracle Database is the traditional market leader but a revolution has been brewing. Gartner has forecasted that “By 2022, more than 70% of new in-house applications will be developed on an OSDBMS or OSDBMS-based dbPaaS, and 50% of existing proprietary RDBMS instances will have been converted or be in process of converting”* There are new database and database support options available which should be considered in many situations and a few secrets about Oracle Database that may surprise you. In this webinar you will learn: Which popular Oracle Database releases will no longer be fully supported by the end of 2020 Some Oracle DB realities discovered in a recent 2020 survey you probably are not aware of What database alternatives are being considered and why How companies are freeing up budget by investigating database and database support alternatives
Join us as we review results and insights from a survey of PeopleSoft users around the world. Economic uncertainties and business demands are causing IT teams to make some major decisions for their organizations today. And with no PeopleSoft 9.3 release on the horizon, users are facing some serious questions about their roadmap: Should you upgrade and be faced with continuous updates for the next 10 years? Should you move to the cloud? Can you continue innovating on your current release? How will any of these options impact your organization and also generate the most value for your business? We surveyed PeopleSoft customers and asked their opinions about decisions they’re making around these topics, and we’ll discuss how these decisions will impact how your company will survive, stabilize and thrive moving forward.
Join in on a review of results and insights from a survey of Oracle EBS users around the world. Economic uncertainties and business demands are causing IT teams to make some major decisions for their organizations today. And with no Oracle EBS 12.3 release on the horizon, and 12.1 moving into sustaining support in December 2021, users are facing some serious questions about their roadmap: Should you upgrade and be faced with continuous updates for the next 10 years? Should you move to the cloud? Can you continue innovating on your current release? How will any of these options impact your organization and generate the most value for your business? Oracle EBS customers were surveyed and asked of their opinions about decisions they’re making around these topics. Discussion focuses on how these decisions will impact how your company will survive, stabilize, and thrive moving forward.
Video interview with former CIO Tom Grooms on using third-party support for legacy ERP systems and new platforms, and archiving software entitlements for future use.
Video interview with former CIO Tom Grooms on funding digital transformation with savings gained from replacing software vendor support with third-party support.
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