Licensees leverage mature Oracle application, rather than replace them

Licensees find existing on-premise applications “meet business needs” and cite “high licensing and maintenance costs” and “no strong business case” as top reasons for not migrating to Oracle Cloud/Fusion applications.

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Software frustrations

Software vendors need to adapt to meet enterprise user demands, including software delivered as a service and accessibility across multiple devices.

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Businesses must invest in application portfolio analysis to future proof their legacy systems

Advanced 365 white paper states Integrated Application Portfolio Management (IAPM) solutions can improve productivity by up to 40%.

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Application management offers savings

Capgemini research report shows that the combination of best practices in application management can lead to IT savings of up to 37% to enable digital investment.

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Getting ready for the Digital Age

Application development platform leader delivers on mission-critical business needs with enhanced data security and multi-platform/multi-device development and deployment options.

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Microsoft and RedHat partner

With more than 80 percent of the Fortune 500 using Microsoft’s cloud, Microsoft is teaming with the leader in enterprise Linux to allow even more businesses to move to the cloud on their terms.

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The benefits of DevOps

Communications and awareness.

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