Oracle Third-Party Support - Receive Additional Licenses and Upgrades in the Future
(PresseBox) - When customers consider switching to Oracle Third-Party Support, they often wonder sooner rather than later how they can obtain additional software licenses for their growth, especially upgrades. Software giant Oracle links support for its products with the right to upgrade rights. These components cannot be purchased individually from Oracle. If Oracle customers terminate the support contract with the manufacturer and switch to Third-Party Support, they may only switch to the latest version at the time of termination – if they have archived the versions beforehand. If other versions of Oracle are later released, customers cannot upgrade for free. For many customers, this is a reason not to switch to Oracle Third-Party Support. They believe that they can only protect their investment by sticking with the original manufacturer's support. However, this is a misconception. There is another possibility.
Oracle Used Software as a Solution
ProLicense is the largest dealer of Oracle used software in Europe. In addition, ProLicense's licensing experts provide independent advice to their clients and help them save costs. All consultants have more than 20 years of Oracle experience. "We have calculated many example scenarios and show our customers how to solve these challenges easily and cost-effectively – also with Oracle used software," says Markus Oberg, expert at ProLicense for Oracle Third-Party Support. "Basically, the combination of Oracle used software and Oracle Third-Party Support is the most cost-effective solution for companies," says Christian Grave, Managing Director of ProLicense and expert in the trade of used Oracle software. In terms of security and service quality, customers using Oracle Third-Party Support do not have to compromise compared to original support. In comparison to original support, providers of Oracle Third-Party Support shine with high customer satisfaction.
Separation of Upgrade and Support
When Oracle customers separate the factors of upgrade and support, they can not only achieve the highest savings but also become particularly flexible. In contrast to original Oracle support, shrinkage scenarios will also be possible in the future if a customer, for example, needs fewer licenses due to a partial switch to PostgreSQL. The unused licenses can be sold, and support can be adjusted. The repricing policy no longer exists because the support contract in which it is formulated no longer applis – it is terminated.
Short-Term Offers for Oracle Used Software
"If customers need additional Oracle licenses or upgrades, they can easily contact us through our website," says Soeren Reimers, lawyer and also Managing Director of ProLicense. "We quickly create an offer and enable a smooth transfer within a few days," Soeren continues. ProLicense only deals with verified original Oracle licenses. If customers are unsure of the extent to which they need Oracle licenses, ProLicense's Oracle experts help with a brief Oracle Health Check beforehand. This forms a secure decision-making basis for many customers. The project savings can be perfectly presented based on this baseline that has been developed.
Interested companies can contact ProLicense here:
www.prolicense.com
If you don´t want to browse our websites, just call us. +49 40 228 68 28 0
Customers can find interesting information on the topic of Oracle Used Software here:
www.prolicense-xchange.com
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Datum: 09.05.2023 - 12:47 Uhr
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