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Enterprises are under pressure to reduce operating costs and boost innovation—making better, faster, and more affordable Oracle Database support essential for freeing budget for strategic initiatives and empowering teams to modernize on their own terms. To stay competitive, organizations must deliver new capabilities and insights through modern applications, and many are expanding their ecosystems to support evolving requirements.
Despite Oracle Database's longstanding and ongoing role as the backbone of enterprise applications, customers are increasingly exploring third-party support and alternative technologies.
As documented by DBTA in a brand-new survey of Oracle Database users:
- 63% cite high support costs as a major issue
- 87% report slow resolution of issues as somewhat problematic or worse for their organizations
- 62% are impacted by database performance issues on a monthly basis
- 52% report there aren't enough skilled people to manage AI/ML initiatives
- 77% have deployed new applications on databases other than Oracle in the past 36 months
Whether you're a DBA or IT leader, this session will deliver candid perspectives and actionable insights from industry experts. Learn how to future-proof your Oracle environment, optimize costs and leverage new technologies—without losing control.
Join Joe McKendrick of Unisphere Research along with Scott Hays and Robert Freeman of Rimini Street for an exclusive 30-minute webinar unpacking the results of the 2025 Oracle Database Strategies and Support Survey.
Register now to get ahead of the trends shaping future database strategies.
Join this 30-minute event on Tuesday, December 9th, 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET.
Don't miss The Future of Oracle Database: Navigating AI, Cloud and Cost in a Decentralized Era.
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MODERATOR |
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Joe McKendrick
author and analyst for Unisphere Research |
Scott Hays
Senior Director,
Product Marketing
Rimini Street |
Robert Freeman
Senior Product
Management Director
Rimini Street |
Stephen Faig
Research Director
Unisphere Research and DBTA |
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