

Upgrade trickery: Oracle E-Business suite 12.1.3 is moving into sustaining support
Oracle is up to its old tricks again. But this time, the vendor’s not even trying to hide it. It shouldn’t come as news to you that the mega-vendors are always
Oracle is up to its old tricks again. But this time, the vendor’s not even trying to hide it. It shouldn’t come as news to you that the mega-vendors are always
From ‘Rise with SAP’ to the 2027 deadline and favouring Cloud-first over hybrid, it seems that SAP doesn’t believe in the middle ground. 2020 was an unbelievably challenging
Budget planning can be a challenge. You need to consider any upcoming projects and development, and where the budget for these projects will be coming from. However, this challenge can come with potential rewards.
It’s pretty easy to convince a crowd of the quality of a painting when you don’t allow onlookers to inspect its intricacies too closely. If they did,
Don’t believe everything the mega-vendors tell you. We are aware of the concerns that organisations may have when considering third-party support. Oracle and SAP like
Every year, your organisation will explore cost saving initiatives. It’s an integral part to every organisation’s yearly planning. It will usually involve comparing your vendors,
On the face of it, upgrading your Oracle applications and databases may seem an easy choice. Upgrading means you’re on the vendor’s top tier of support, and
Palisade Compliance once made an interesting observation: “If it were easy to stop using Oracle, then more companies would do it.” The Oracle experts raise
You may be thinking that Oracle Support isn’t too different to third-party support (other than the 50% drop in price). In fact, the difference between
As the challenges faced in 2020 follow us into the new year, we want to remind organisations worldwide how we can help during this difficult
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