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OSG Corporation Extends its Contract with Rimini Street for Support of its Oracle EBS Systems through 2029
Las Vegas, United States: Rimini Street, Inc . (Nasdaq: RMNI), a global provider of end-to-end enterprise software support, management and innovation solutions, and the leading third-party support provider for Oracle, SAP and VMware software, today announced that OSG Corporation, a global leader in the precision manufacturing of cutting tools, rolling dies, and machine parts, has extended its contract with Rimini Street to help accelerate its growth and profitability goals. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: OSG Corporation Extends its Contract with Rimini Street for Support of its Oracle EBS Systems through 2029 Following the Rimini Smart Path™, which starts with delivering deep savings by reducing annual software support fees by up to 50%, then keeping mission-critical systems running optimally into the future and reinvesting the significant savings into strategic initiatives and innovation, OSG achieved 8% reduction in total IT operating costs, freeing up resources to fund its factory automation initiatives. 'The vendor's roadmap would have required us to keep upgrading for features we didn't need,' said Go Harada, OSG's head of IT strategy. 'Signing with Rimini Street restored our ability to take control of our IT roadmap based on our business needs, and as a result, we achieved significant reduction in our fixed costs for Oracle maintenance and operation. These costs accounted for 86% of our total IT budget. With Rimini Street, we are no longer on the upgrade treadmill and were able to drive our total IT costs down to 78%, giving us the funds and flexibility to invest in creating new value.' 'Nearly 90% of today's IT budgets are being used to 'keep the lights on,' leaving only 10% for innovation and growth. That is simply not enough,' said Seth Ravin, CEO of Rimini Street. 'At Rimini Street, our mission is to help organizations like OSG gain back more of those critical resources needed for projects that deliver even greater savings, more efficiency and growth potential for the business.' Choosing Stability, Pragmatism and Innovation Over the Vendor's Roadmap Since its founding in 1938, OSG has built its reputation on delivering high-quality, high-performance cutting tools. After selecting Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) in 2010, OSG aimed to create a streamlined system to manage sales, order management, inventory, accounting, and production. However, OSG quickly realized that Oracle's roadmap and push to the cloud conflicted with its own long-term IT vision. 'We considered migrating to the cloud, but decided against it,' Harada explained. 'Our current EBS is built on an on-premises architecture and replicating that level of availability in the cloud would be extremely costly.' OSG's decision to stay on-premises isn't hampering innovation. Instead, the company uses a hybrid approach, integrating new digital tools that enhance efficiency while Rimini Street maintains its core stability. 'Our goal is to connect our existing, customized systems to new digital tools in a way that increases factory productivity,' Harada noted. 'Rimini Street makes it possible to deliver new innovations to support our business needs, on our terms and timeline.' Cementing a Long-term Commitment Based on Unwavering Service Quality After years of experiencing a growing list of benefits from working with Rimini Street, OSG recently extended its contract through February 2029 – a clear indication of the value they find in their strategic partnership. Harada shares, 'Over the years, the relationship hasn't changed and that's rare. Rimini Street has treated us with the same level of care and attention as they did when we first signed on, and we value their expertise and guidance.' 'We are deeply humbled by OSG's decision to select Rimini Street as its long-term partner,' said Nobutake Godo, Regional CTO of Rimini Street Japan. 'The enduring commitment from both parties to each other's and the region's success is founded on the shared principal that business needs come first, technology second. We look forward to the years ahead, working together to strengthen and deliver on OSG's vision to dominate the tool manufacturing industry.' Learn more about OSG Corporation's story of innovation in partnership with Rimini Street here . Explore the full Rimini Street portfolio of ultra-responsive, trusted and proven support, managed services, security, integration, observability, professional services and end-to-end outsourcing solutions for SAP, Oracle, VMware and many more applications to support competitive advantage, profitability and growth. About Rimini Street, Inc. Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), a Russell 2000® Company, is a global provider of end-to-end enterprise software support and innovation solutions and the leading third-party support provider for Oracle, SAP and VMware software. The Company offers a comprehensive portfolio of unified solutions to run, manage, support, customize, configure, connect, protect, monitor, and optimize enterprise application, database, and technology software. The Company has signed thousands of contracts with Fortune Global 100, Fortune 500, midmarket, public sector and government organizations who selected Rimini Street as their trusted, proven mission-critical enterprise software solutions provider, achieving better operational outcomes and realizing billions of US dollars in savings used to fund AI and other innovation investments. To learn more, please visit , and connect with Rimini Street on X , Facebook , Instagram , and LinkedIn . Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements included in this communication are not historical facts but are forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor provisions under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. 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All other trademarks remain the property of their respective owners, and unless otherwise specified, Rimini Street claims no affiliation, endorsement, or association with any such trademark holder or other companies referenced herein. View source version on Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. Ahmedabad Plane Crash
Techday NZ
12-06-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Exclusive: CIOs push back on SAP upgrade deadline amid cost fears
Leaders in IT are under growing pressure to upgrade their core enterprise systems, but many are digging in their heels. With less than two years until SAP ends mainstream support for its traditional ERP platform, many businesses are still resisting the move to S/4HANA, citing cost, risk, and lack of a compelling business case. "Two-thirds of SAP customers are still running ECC," explained Luiz Mariotto, who leads the global solution engineering team at Rimini Street. "That's according to Gartner. After ten years, SAP still hasn't convinced the majority of its customer base to move," he said during a recent interview. Mariotto, based in Miami and a 25-year veteran of the SAP ecosystem, recently completed a whirlwind tour of Australia and New Zealand, meeting customers and prospects across Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. He said while the region shares global concerns, some industries are "more aggressively focused on cost-cutting." "IT leaders are under pressure to reduce cost, optimise their operations, and at the same time, find ways to innovate," he said. "But how do you fund innovation if you've got to reduce both capex and opex, and still run your mission-critical ERP?" SAP announced in 2020 that it would end mainstream support for ECC by 2027. For many enterprises, the vendor's push to move customers to S/4HANA in the cloud feels less like a choice and more like a mandate. But Mariotto says the business case just isn't there for many. "Some CIOs go to the board and say, 'There is a risk if we don't get SAP's support,' but the board is pushing back. They're asking: 'Do we really need to spend hundreds of millions and three years of effort just to change software that already works?'" he said. Mariotto cited examples of global clients who have spent years and millions tailoring their ECC systems to complex processes like finance, logistics, or manufacturing. "Now SAP is saying, 'Sorry, you have to upgrade,'" he said. "But IT leaders are asking themselves: should my roadmap be driven by a vendor's timeline, or by business priorities?" Some clients who have started their S/4HANA projects are already pausing due to economic or geopolitical changes, such as trade wars or shifts in global supply chains. "The world is changing. The risks are shifting. And in that scenario, software upgrades drop in priority," he said. According to Mariotto, customers are increasingly exploring third-party support options as a way to defer expensive upgrades. Rimini Street, which provides independent support for enterprise software, has built what it calls the "Rimini Smart Path" — a three-stage approach: support, optimise and innovate. "First, we take over support of the ERP and deliver savings of 50 to 90 percent," he said. "Then we help clients optimise their landscape - no more forced upgrades. Finally, they can reinvest those savings into innovation." That innovation doesn't need to come from SAP either. Mariotto said many customers are turning to vendors like ServiceNow, Microsoft or AWS for AI, automation, and analytics. "Who said your AI must come from SAP?" he asked. "Clients can innovate now, without waiting years for a complex ERP migration." In a timely development, Rimini Street has also announced it will now offer full support for all SAP ECC 6.0 and S/4HANA releases through 2040 - without requiring customers to migrate to S/4HANA on RISE. This move is significant for businesses weighing whether to accept SAP's cloud roadmap or chart their own course. The extension means organisations can maintain their current SAP systems, stay in full tax and legal compliance, and avoid the significant costs of vendor-mandated upgrades. "This gives customers a real choice," Mariotto said. "They can buy time, stay supported, and focus their budget on strategic innovation rather than software replatforming." SAP has tried to soften its stance, announcing earlier this year a programme allowing customers to delay their migration if they commit to moving to S/4HANA Cloud by 2030 or 2033. But Mariotto called it "a ticket with strings attached" and said many customers remain unconvinced. "The vendor says you can delay, but only if you commit to a cloud subscription now. Clients say, 'Wait a minute - I don't even know what I'll be doing in two years.'" The complexity of moving to S/4HANA is also a deterrent. For large organisations, the change is not simply an upgrade - it involves changing data models, processes, licences, and infrastructure. "Even for a simple ECC to S/4HANA migration, you have to convert your general ledger, adapt your customisations, and migrate data into HANA's new structure," he said. "That's not a patch. That's a transformation." Mariotto added that some clients mistakenly believe third-party support limits future flexibility. "One of the biggest misconceptions is that you can't move forward without SAP support. But we can handle security, custom code, integrations - everything. And if clients eventually decide to go to S/4HANA, we can help prepare them." In fact, he said, some customers who delayed upgrading with Rimini Street's support have later chosen to migrate on their own terms. "We have clients who stayed with us five or six years, and then said, 'Now I have a business case.' In some cases, we even supported their legacy ERP during the transition," he said. In the era of hybrid IT, many enterprises are already managing a mix of legacy and cloud applications. Mariotto said this "composable ERP" approach - mixing a stable core with best-of-breed cloud tools - is now the norm, not a Frankenstein monster. "The future of ERP won't be a big box. It'll be intelligent agents, automation layers, and flexible platforms," he said. "Vendors like ServiceNow and Microsoft see that. They're building tools that integrate everything - not just one vendor's stack." With CIOs expected to do more with less, Mariotto said the days of vendor-driven roadmaps are numbered. "Clients are telling SAP: If you're not flexible, I'll find someone else to support me - and someone else to help me innovate," he said.
Techday NZ
29-05-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Rimini Street names new COO to drive global growth strategy
Rimini Street has appointed Vijay Kumar as executive vice president and chief operating officer, with responsibility for leading product management, service strategy, and global capability centres. Kumar brings over 25 years of technology sector experience to his new position, having previously served as senior vice president at Genesys Cloud. There, he led global operations, customer success, services, and delivery, contributing to customer expansion and improved revenue retention and margins over a seven-year period. Before his tenure at Genesys Cloud, Kumar held executive roles at HP Software, Kony, and Vignette, with a focus on services, delivery, and professional services. His background spans enterprise software, SaaS, product management, and global support across both business-to-business and business-to-consumer, as well as artificial intelligence platforms. In his new role as global EVP and COO at Rimini Street, Kumar is tasked with driving operational efficiency, scaling, increased profitability, and accelerated growth across the business. He will also oversee Rimini Street's 'Support, Optimise and Innovate' solutions portfolio, aiming to provide organisations with avenues to self-fund innovation within their existing IT budgets, without necessitating ERP upgrades or migrations. Kumar expressed enthusiasm at joining Rimini Street at this stage of its development. "I am thrilled to join the Rimini Street C-Level executive team at such a pivotal moment in the company's growth journey. Together we are building a path to a multi-billion-dollar revenue operation, driving top and bottom-line results, while delivering extraordinary value and innovation for our clients." He further highlighted the company's approach to IT modernization. "Our Rimini Smart Path methodology is a game changer; we empower customers to unlock the latest innovation without the burden of ERP upgrades or migrations. I am excited to lead the team that will show our clients how to self-fund innovation without disruption, within their existing IT budgets." Seth Ravin, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board at Rimini Street, commented on Kumar's immediate impact. "Vijay's leadership is already making a positive impact as we continue scaling our business for increased profitability and accelerated revenue growth," he said. "His broad operational expertise and experience and service roadmap vision make him an ideal fit for Rimini Street." Kumar holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree and an MBA from Xavier School of Management in India. He is based in North America and will report directly to the Chief Executive Officer. Rimini Street is a provider of end-to-end enterprise software support, management and innovation solutions, and delivers third-party support for Oracle, SAP and VMware software. Its client base includes a range of organisations from the Fortune Global 100, Fortune 500, midmarket, public sector, and government agencies.
Business Wire
20-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Rimini Street推出Rimini Manage™ for Dayforce
拉斯維加斯--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(美國商業資訊)-- 全球端對端企業軟體支援及創新解決方案供應商，Oracle、SAP和VMware軟體的領先支援服務協力廠商 Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI) 今天宣布成為 Dayforce (NYSE: DAY) 社區合作夥伴，並立即上線Rimini Manage™ for Dayforce服務。 與可靠的合作夥伴共同管理並擴展Dayforce Rimini Manage for Dayforce包含針對Dayforce™人力資本管理（HCM）雲端平台（人力資源、薪資、福利、勞動力管理及人才管理）的各項服務，協助企業以較低的總營運成本來執行、維護及強化系統。Rimini Manage擁有無限制的工單模式和領先業界的服務級別協定（SLA），為客戶提供強大、獨特的服務，每項服務都由熟悉Dayforce的專業人員負責，以可預測的營運成本維持系統的日常順暢運作。 Rimini Street還同時上線了Rimini Consult™ for Dayforce，服務包括路線圖和策略規劃、與Dayforce的選擇、部署、生態系統和營運相關的諮詢服務、主要功能部署、Dayforce的技術和功能健康檢查、診斷、設定和性能調整。 Rimini Custom™集團副總裁Frank Reneke表示：「Rimini Street目前為160多個國家、地區和行政區域的客戶提供HCM軟體和營運支援服務。Dayforce的全球薪資處理能力，以及Dayforce平台高度客製化、靈活的特性可以與SAP、Oracle、Infor、Microsoft及其他ERP系統整合，進一步擴展和發揮客戶的Dayforce系統的最大潛力，同時幫助簡化流程，實現每年可觀的營運節省。我們期待成為Rimini Manage for Dayforce客戶值得信賴的合作夥伴。」 Dayforce, Inc全球合作夥伴生態系統集團副總裁Beata Reimer表示：「Rimini Street是全球人力資源、時間管理和薪資管理方面經驗最豐富、最值得信賴的支援服務廠商之一，發展趨勢強勁，已有200多家Dayforce客戶選擇Rimini Street作為他們值得信賴的企業軟體服務供應商。我們看到了與Rimini Street攜手合作的巨大商機，並歡迎他們成為Dayforce社區合作夥伴。」 除Dayforce相關服務外，Rimini Street還提供全套服務，利用其久經考驗的獨特Rimini Smart Path™方法，為企業提供 現有預算內的支援、最佳化和轉型服務 。 按一下 這裡 瞭解Rimini Street的Dayforce服務，並與我們聯絡，參加由Rimini Street的專家區域技術長在您所在時區主持的Rimini Smart Path研討會。 關於Rimini Street, Inc. 羅素2000指數 (Russell 2000®) 公司Rimini Street, Inc.（納斯達克代號： RMNI）是全球端對端企業軟體支援及創新解決方案供應商，Oracle、SAP和VMware軟體的領先支援服務協力廠商。該公司提供一系列全面的統一解決方案，用於執行、管理、支援、自訂、設定、連接、保護、監控和最佳化企業應用程式、資料庫和技術軟體。該公司與《財星》100大企業、《財星》500大企業、中型企業、公共事業部門和政府機構簽訂數千份合約，他們選擇Rimini Street為其值得信賴、經驗證的關鍵任務企業軟體解決方案供應商，並獲得了更好的營運成果，節省數十億美元開銷，轉而投入人工智慧和其他創新投資。 如欲瞭解更多資訊，請造訪 ，並在 X 、 Facebook 、 Instagram 和 LinkedIn 上與Rimini Street聯絡。 前瞻性陳述 本新聞稿中的某些陳述並非歷史事實，而是《1995年私人證券訴訟改革法案》安全港條款所定義的前瞻性陳述。前瞻性陳述通常含有以下字詞：「預期」、「假設」、「相信」、「繼續」、「可以」、「目前」、「估計」、「預計」、「預報」、「未來」、「打算」、「也許」、「或許」、「前景」、「計畫」 、」可能」、「目標」、「潛力」、「預測」、「推測」、「似乎」、「尋求」、「應該」、「將」、「會」或其他類似字詞、片語或表述。這些前瞻性陳述包括但不限於我們對未來事件、未來機會、全球擴張及其他成長計畫和我們對此類計畫的投資之預期的陳述。這些陳述根據不同的假設以及管理層目前的預期，並非是對實際業績的預測，也非歷史事實。這些陳述受制於有關Rimini Street業務的一系列風險和不確定性，實際結果可能會大相逕庭。這些風險和不確定性包括但不限於：未決訴訟或任何新訴訟的不利發展和相關抗辯成本，包括未決上訴動議的處置和任何新索賠；為遵守法院就Rimini II訴訟事宜下達的任何禁令而產生的任何支出，以及對未來期間收入和與這些工作相關的成本的影響；Rimini Street經營所在的商業環境的變化，包括任何總體經濟衰退趨勢、地緣政治緊張加劇和外匯匯率變化的影響，以及影響我們經營所在產業和我們客戶經營所在產業的一般金融、經濟、監管和政治狀況的影響；企業軟體管理與支援格局的演進，以及我們對市場進行教育以吸引和留住客戶並進一步滲透客戶群的能力；軟體支援服務行業的激烈競爭以及我們關於公司定價模式的意圖；客戶對我們擴大的產品和服務組合以及我們預期推出的產品和服務的採用情況；我們對新產品、合作夥伴關係和聯盟計畫的預期，包括但不限於我們與ServiceNow的合作關係；我們的營收成長能力、準確預測營收的能力，以及根據目前的營收預期和產品擴大而管理成本的結果；上一財政年度和本財政年度裁員的預期影響以及相關的重整成本；我們對總目標市場的估計，以及相對於使用其他供應商而言客戶節省成本的預期；我們銷售週期的時間變化；與保留率相關的風險，包括我們準確預測保留率的能力；我們管理團隊一名或多名成員的流失；我們吸引和留住更多合格人員的能力；我們的業務計畫、未來成長能力以及實現和維持獲利的能力；我們計畫終止為Oracle PeopleSoft產品提供服務；我們股價的波動性及相關證券交易要求的法規遵循；我們以有利條件進行股權或債務融資的需求和能力，以及我們從營運中獲得現金流以協助為我們的成長計畫增加投資提供資金的能力；與全球營運相關的風險；我們防止未經授權存取我們的資訊技術系統及其他網路安全威脅的能力；我們或我們的第三方供應商及服務供應商可能使用的生成式人工智慧(AI)技術相關的任何缺失；我們保護員工及客戶機密資訊以及遵守隱私權法規的能力；我們維持有效財務報告內部控制系統的能力；我們維持、保護及提升品牌和智慧財產權的能力；法律法規的變更，包括稅法的變更或我們採取的稅務立場的不利結果；關稅成本（包括鑑於美國政府實施的新關稅或提高的關稅，以及受影響國家採取報復性貿易措施的可能性，所涉及的關稅減免或降低關稅的能力）；我們未能建立足夠的稅務儲備；我們實現淨營業損失利益的能力；環境、社會與治理議題對我們的聲譽或業務造成的任何負面影響，以及我們的業務因報告此類議題而面臨的額外成本或風險；我們與美國政府及國際政府保持良好合作關係及與政府實體簽署新合約的能力；我們的信用貸款對我們的業務及相關利率風險的持續還債義務以及財務和營運契約；我們的現金及現金等價物是否足以滿足我們的流動資金需求；根據我們的股票回購計畫進行回購（如有）的金額及時間，以及我們透過該計畫提升股東價值的能力；Rimini Street股權證券長期價值的不確定性；擾亂我們或我們客戶業務的災難性事件；以及在 Rimini Street於2025年5月1日遞交的Form 10-Q季度報告中「風險因素」標題下討論的風險因素，以及Rimini Street未來的Form 10-K年度報告、Form 10-Q季度報告、Form 8-K當期報告和Rimini Street遞交給美國證券交易委員會的其他文件中不時更新的風險因素。此外，前瞻性陳述提供了截至本通訊稿發表之日Rimini Street對未來事件和觀點的預期、計畫或預測。Rimini Street預計後續事件和事態發展將導致Rimini Street的評估發生變化。然而，儘管Rimini Street可能會在未來某個時間點選擇更新這些前瞻性陳述，但Rimini Street特別聲明，除法律規定之外，公司沒有任何這方面的義務。這些前瞻性陳述不應被視為代表Rimini Street在本通訊稿發表之日後任何日期的評估結果。 © 2025 Rimini Street, Inc。保留所有權利。「Rimini Street」是Rimini Street, Inc.在美國及其他國家的註冊商標，Rimini Street、Rimini Street標誌及其組合，以及其他以TM標示的標記均為Rimini Street, Inc.的商標。所有其他商標均為其各自擁有者的財產，除非另有說明，否則Rimini Street與任何此類商標持有人或本文提及的其他公司並無關聯、認可或聯繫。 免責聲明：本公告之原文版本乃官方授權版本。譯文僅供方便瞭解之用，煩請參照原文，原文版本乃唯一具法律效力之版本。
