

Why Oracle neglects support quality
Oracle has been losing ground in the on-premise database market. Since 2019, it has fallen from 1st to 3rd for overall database revenue. They are
Oracle has been losing ground in the on-premise database market. Since 2019, it has fallen from 1st to 3rd for overall database revenue. They are
Inflation vs IT Budgets A recent survey from the Office for National Statistics showed that 4 in 10 of organisations plan to absorb rising costs
Economic pressures are increasing and seem to be striking from all angles at the moment, each presenting unique challenges (supply chain issues, staff shortages, shrinking
If it ain’t broke, why fix it? That’s the age-old saying, isn’t it? According to a report released by the Cabinet Office, the government spends
Moving away from vendor support can be nerve-wracking, and raise many questions. The main concern for many of our customers has always been the transition
They say a leopard never changes its spots, and it certainly seems true of Oracle. Once again, the mega-vendor has cooked up a scheme to
In 2020, the UK retail sector saw the biggest drop off in sales on record, which saw clothing and fuel volume sales taking some of
With question marks around digital transformation, the Cloud, and the pandemic, there are a great many uncertainties that continue to circle the global marketplace. So,
For quite some time, Oracle refused to acknowledge third-party support as a true rival competing for the attention of organisations using the vendor’s technologies. Now,
We’re living through an interesting era, to say the least. It’s been a time of great change, altered perspectives, heightened ingenuity, and an unprecedented number
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