Rimini Street Statement on Oracle v. Rimini Street
Rimini Street, Inc., the leading global provider of independent enterprise software support services for SAP SE's Business Suite, BusinessObjects and HANA Database software and Oracle Corporation's Siebel, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, E-Business Suite, Oracle Database, Oracle Middleware, Hyperion, Oracle Retail, Oracle Agile PLM and Oracle ATG Web Commerce software, today issued the a statement on Oracle v. Rimini Street.
Rimini Street appoints GM, Latin America
Edenize Maron will lead the growth and development of this region, and will oversee all sales and delivery of Rimini Street support services in Latin America.
Rimini Street on list of US's fastest-growing companies
The company appeared on Inc. magazine's 2015 Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies in the US for the fifth consecutive year.
More inquiries about cancelling ERP vendor agreements
A Garner report? shows a growing number of enterprise software licensees are considering alternatives to annual ERP vendor maintenance, says Rimini.
Oracle abandons damages claim against Rimini Street
Oracle has withdrawn its largest copyright damages theory of $210 million based on fair market value.
Rimini Street announces preliminary Q2 2015 results
The company showed strong growth, with net revenues up 36% year over year and deferred revenues as of 30 June 2015 up 49% year over year.
Rimini Street comments on Oracle litigation
Oracle's statement today regarding litigation between it and Rimini Street appears to be driven by frustration, Rimini Street says.
Know your customer, with or without software
CRM might have been all about technology 10 years ago. Today, it's more about people and processes.
Oracle on 'build and buy` binge
Oracle has acquired a dozen companies in the past year, but company president Charles Phillips says still more are likely to come.
Oracle`s Siebel acquisition complete
In today`s technology roundup: Oracle`s Siebel acquisition complete, Apple faces iPod lawsuit, Firefox security holes plugged, biometrics boom predicted, new car system from Fiat and Microsoft.
Oracle moves closer to owning Siebel
In today`s technology roundup: Oracle moves closer to owning Siebel, Web giants join forces against spyware, Microsoft supports HD DVD, Sony withdraws copy-protected CDs, Microsoft to test Office 12, UK to monitor vehicle movements, and Opera makes AJAX mobile.
CRM future is customer-adaptive - Siebel
Amid the speculation over Oracle's proposed buy-out, Siebel has outlined its software solutions and architecture strategy.