Data Intensity, LLC has announced its deepened commitment to accelerate and transform Oracle-powered workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) combining a strategic partnership with its own migration and lifecycle management portfolio of expert technical and functional support services.
The commitment comes as Data Intensity, a member of Oracle PartnerNetwork, invests in a Strategic Cloud Managed Service Provider (MSP) partnership with Oracle, designed to accelerate customer cloud transformations with optimized Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Lifecycle Management services regardless of deployment model.
In a crowded MSP market, Data Intensity helps differentiate itself by being a pure-play MSP for Oracle Applications and critical ecosystems powering mission-critical business processes.
In a crowded MSP market, Data Intensity helps differentiate itself by being a pure-play MSP for Oracle Applications.
“We don’t dilute the value to our customers by taking on competing application platforms like some of our competition,” said James White, Data Intensity Chief Solutions Officer. Data Intensity customer benefits include enhanced interoperability support services for complex workloads, full lifecycle management services, enhanced automation, security, and compliance services. With Oracle’s EBS and OCI, customers can take advantage of key, purpose-built innovations and advancements both at the technical operations and functional usability levels, but may lack the skills to intelligently design, implement, and support these transformative strategies effectively.
With this announcement, Data Intensity is launching its EASE (Enterprise Applications Service Enabled) portfolio which will deliver comprehensive, all-inclusive, full lifecycle management service on OCI, including prescriptive technical and functional services, complimenting Data Intensity’s existing support for the entirety of the OCI services landscape, including SaaS / PaaS / Microservices. EASE, combined with the new strategic investment, will help enable Data Intensity customers to fully optimize their customized EBS deployment with significant price-performance benefits as well as when combined with Data Intensity’s world-class Functional Application Support Team (FAST) service portfolio.
“EASE is a fixed-fee service model that addresses critical business needs for your EBS ecosystem, aligning to the way businesses consume services in today’s cloud-forward world. Our decades of technical and functional application expertise combined with in-house license management services on any cloud, offers a one-stop shop for Oracle customers,” said Justin Derrick, Data Intensity Chief Technology Officer.
Further, Data Intensity’s Cloud-Care services will enable its customers to optimize their FinOps programs by ensuring some of the lowest-cost cloud services and optimal configurations. “We really see a need for customers to not only understand their best cloud-transformation options as we do with our Safe-Switch portfolio, but also provide visibility, accountability, and proper controls around spend management with a white-glove service culture,” said Rich Froble, Data Intensity Vice President Product Development and Marketing.
“We are seeing an accelerated demand for cloud transformation from the Oracle Applications customer base. Both Oracle and non-Oracle workloads can run with greater performance, security, and more cost-effectively on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure making it the optimal destination for our customers to evolve their strategy. In addition, the feature rich capabilities on OCI optimized to run Oracle workloads coupled with a wide portfolio of platform services including autonomous database, lakehouse, integration, analytics, cloud-native, and more provides unique opportunities for our partners to maximize the customer digital journey with value-added services. We are delighted to have a Managed Service Provider like Data Intensity focus on helping our customers make the right cloud transformation decisions while executing on those strategies,” said Joe Corvaia, Group Vice President, Strategic Cloud Sales and Partnerships, Oracle.
