Oracle regularly updates its terms and conditions — and the changes aren't in your favor. From expanded audit rights to tighter usage restrictions, we highlight the contract provisions buyers need to watch for before signing or renewing.
New Oracle Terms and Conditions – Buyer Beware
Oracle regularly updates its terms and conditions — and the changes aren't in your favor. From expanded audit rights to tighter usage restrictions, we highlight the contract provisions buyers need to watch for before signing or renewing.

Michael Corey
Co-Founder, LicenseFortress

The bottom line
Oracle regularly updates its terms and conditions — and the changes aren't in your favor. From expanded audit rights to tighter usage restrictions, we highlight the contract provisions buyers need to watch for before signing or renewing.
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From our case files
The terms you sign define the audit you get. Two engagements decided on contract language:
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Read the case studyExpert Contract Negotiations Transform an Outdated Oracle Agreement
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Read the case studyAbout the author

Michael Corey
Co-Founder, LicenseFortress
Michael writes on vendor strategy, audit behavior and the business realities of enterprise software agreements.
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