Case Studies

The Next Phase: An ESSP’s Strategic Shift to Oracle on Azure for Cost Efficiency

LicenseFortress and ESSP's collaboration led to significant cost savings with Azure, enhancing disaster recovery and operational efficiency.

EU Service Provider Reduces DR Costs from $250k to $25k/Annually with Azure

An EU service provider overcame IT challenges by partnering with LicenseFortress, reducing DR costs from $250,000 to $25,000 annually with Azure.

The Oracle Audit Survival Guide

Oracle audits are complex and strategically targeted, often leading to significant financial implications for companies due to their intricate licensing rules and potential for compliance issues. This guide provides comprehensive strategies to navigate these audits, emphasizing the importance of proactive compliance management, engaging with experts like LicenseFortress, and maintaining strict control over communication and documentation to effectively manage the audit process and mitigate risks.

Expert Negotiations Transform an Outdated Oracle Agreement into a Favorable Solution

Understand that unfavorable, long-standing contracts are not set in stone; with strategic negotiations and expert assistance, companies can realign these agreements to better serve their evolving business needs, save costs, and strengthen relationships with vendors.

Defense contractor saves 12m in oracle java soft audit

How a Massive DOD Contractor Saved $12M in Oracle Java Fees During a “Soft Audit”

Learn how a "soft audit" can have major implications for an organization and when the right time to get outside help.

Transportation Company Saves $3.75M Switching to Dell VxRail Adverting Oracle Scare Tactics

Understand how to overcome common Oracle scare tactics and licensing concerns when moving off of Oracle physical servers to Dell VxRail.

Global Retailer Saves $9.6M by Unraveling Contractual Obligation from Oracle Partitioning Policy

Learn the complexities of today's audit process highlighting the legal issues with non-contractual language such as Oracle's partitioning policy.

How health insurer reduced their Oracle audit bill by 70% after negotiations turned hostile

How a Canadian Health Insurer Reduced Their Oracle Audit Bill by 70% After Negotiations Had Turned Hostile

Understand hostile Oracle audit tactics and how an audit can turn sour — costing your organization more time and money than necessary.

A Second Opinion Saves Software Company from $8M ULA Mistake

Understand that the quality of consulting firms can vary greatly, especially in complex areas like software licensing; therefore, it's critical to seek specialized and accurate guidance to navigate intricate policies like Oracle's Partitioning Policy.

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The Next Phase: An ESSP’s Strategic Shift to Oracle on Azure for Cost Efficiency

EU Service Provider Reduces DR Costs from $250k to $25k/Annually with Azure

The Oracle Audit Survival Guide

Expert Negotiations Transform an Outdated Oracle Agreement into a Favorable Solution

How a Massive DOD Contractor Saved $12M in Oracle Java Fees During a “Soft Audit”

Transportation Company Saves $3.75M Switching to Dell VxRail Adverting Oracle Scare Tactics

Global Retailer Saves $9.6M by Unraveling Contractual Obligation from Oracle Partitioning Policy

How a Canadian Health Insurer Reduced Their Oracle Audit Bill by 70% After Negotiations Had Turned Hostile

A Second Opinion Saves Software Company from $8M ULA Mistake

How an Electric Company Streamlined its Oracle Licensing and Saved $367K with Proactive Software License Management

LicenseFortress Helps Power Company Switch from Oracle Exadata to Dell VxRail

Third-Party MSP Triggered $3M in Oracle Compliance Fees for this Enterprise Software Solution Provider

A Manufacturing Company with a Small Oracle Investment Had Big Compliance Issues

The Oracle Audit Playbook: Health Exchange Found Out of Compliance by More Than $14M

Digital Media Saves Over $16M in Oracle Licenses Moving to Virtualized Environment

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