Why Rimini Street
Rimini Street solutions deliver a superior service experience, leveraging a scalable, global support model to drive business results. IT leaders can reduce and optimize IT support services costs to invest in competitive advantage and growth
Better model
Don’t upgrade simply to stay fully supported. With Rimini Street’s managed application and support services model, clients can avoid spending potentially millions of dollars to migrate a well-running and stable system to unproven new platforms without a business case or ROI. Preserve the flexibility to move to a strategic platform of choice based on a Business-Driven Roadmap, not vendor-dictated timelines.
Better people
Rimini Street managed IT support services are led by Primary Support Engineers (PSEs) with an average of 20+ years of experience. These experts are on the front line, proactively supporting critical ERP and database software with ultra-responsive support to help minimize disruptions and downtime.
Better outcomes
IT leaders can reinvest substantial savings from ERP and managed services support efficiencies into innovative IT initiatives that help create competitive advantage and drive business growth
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IT leaders are being asked to modernize mission-critical ERP systems while investing in innovation — all without increasing IT budgets. These demands, handed down by boards and C-suite executives, are necessary to meet if organizations want to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive and tech-driven landscape. Yet, they’re also in direct conflict with one another. […]
Partnership launched in Brazil to support Tidewater’s Oracle ERP paved the way for additional projects focused on improved efficiency, innovation and growth LAS VEGAS – December 11, 2025 – Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), a global provider of end-to-end enterprise software support, managed services and Agentic AI ERP innovation solutions, and the leading third-party support […]
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are a crucial component of business operations — used to close the books, ship orders, pay employees, enforce compliance and much more. Yet for many CIOs, CTOs and boards, ERP has become both indispensable and unsustainable. Rising licensing fees, infrastructure overhead and internal support costs are only the beginning. Multi-year […]
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