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Oracle customers in 2020
The pandemic has affected organisations of all shapes and sizes. From small players to multinational companies, everyone is looking at cost saving initiatives in 2020.
8th October 2020
The pandemic has affected organisations of all shapes and sizes. From small players to multinational companies, everyone is looking at cost saving initiatives in 2020.
From the outset, ULAs seem to be very simple and transparent – it’s unlimited for a fixed term and for a fixed fee – but
Lockdown is slowly easing and orders are starting to come in, but organisations are still a long way from “normal” yet. Redundancies are still being
Oracle are very clever at getting their customers to believe a ULA is their most cost-effective option. It’s an all-you-can-eat software buffet, and if your
In this episode of our Third-Party Thursdays video series Victoria Molloy, CCO of Support Revolution, discusses the effect the global pandemic is having on both
The retail industry has certainly been one of the hardest hit by the economic effects of COVID-19. With many retailers deemed “non-essential,” they’ve suffered from
The Oracle ULA (Unlimited Licence Agreement) was once a great investment, but it seems to have soured over time. What changed? In this webinar highlight,
The global pandemic has had a huge impact on organisations worldwide, and some industries have been affected more than others. Victoria Molloy, CCO of Support Revolution,
Oracle ULAs can be beneficial to some organisations, while others can walk away with a sour taste in their mouth and a gaping hole in
There are some convincing reasons to enter a ULA with Oracle. In this webinar highlight, Mark Bartrick from Forrester and Mark Smith from Support Revolution
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