Oracle Engineered Systems

Extreme Performance at Lower TCO

Today, fast-growing businesses are seeking greater performance from their teams, systems and processes. But in their quest to do more, their infrastructure systems have multiplied exponentially, resulting in higher costs and a loss of agility when adopting new technologies.

To increase revenue and performance, organizations must shrink their infrastructure’s footprint to reduce its costs.

Engineered for Excellence

Oracle Engineered Systems reduce the cost and complexity of IT infrastructure while increasing productivity. Our solutions include:
  • Platform Rationalization: consolidate your platform within your own firewall or data center with the Oracle Exadata Database Machine
  • Application Modernization: apply our time-saving industrialized templates to adopt emerging technologies more quickly
  • Database Consolidation: use industry-specific templates to acquire big data and analytics more efficiently with the Oracle Exadata Database Machine
  • Big Data: substantially improve your response to large volumes of data with the Oracle Big Data Appliance
Benefits:
  • Greater performance as there is no need to switch between infrastructure layers
  • Lower TCO by paying only for what you use
  • Faster time to value thanks to pre-assembled hardware and software bundles
  • Business continuity as a result of simplified management and robust infrastructure

Your Partner from Business Case to Transformation

Our Diamond-level partnership with Oracle makes us a recognized leader in Oracle solutions with more than 13,000 consultants globally and thousands of successful deliveries. Our Oracle Engineered Systems Center of Excellence helps us capture and apply industry best practices.
We have implemented Oracle Engineered Systems within our own organization, moving our global business intelligence financial system to the Oracle Exadata Database Machine. As a result, we have benefited from the following:
  • 4x improvement in report turnaround time
  • 2x increase in report production volumes