Inspirage, the company known for digital enablement across enterprise systems, announced that Gartner has once again positioned them in the Magic Quadrant, based on completeness of vision and ability to execute, in its May 2021 report titled, Magic Quadrant for Oracle Cloud Applications Services, Worldwide. Notably, in the 2021 Gartner Critical Capabilities for Oracle Cloud Applications Services, Worldwide, Inspirage has been listed as the highest-ranked company for mid-size enterprise transformations use case.2 The report comprises 18 leading global Oracle Application service providers and segments them into various categories based on customer feedback, analyst analysis, and in-depth interviews across multiple departments.
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“It is always a value when we are recognized for our deep expertise in Oracle Cloud Applications,” stated Kevin Creel, President of Inspirage. “In Gartner’s evaluation of Inspirage, we were pleased that the Critical Capabilities report ranked Inspirage highest for mid-sized enterprise transformations use case, our expertise is end-to-end Oracle transformations, with a focus specifically in the supply chain industry.”
“We help our customers to transform business capabilities based on digital enablement and the best practices evident in the end-to-end enterprise suite of Oracle Cloud Applications,” said Srini Subramanian, CEO, Inspirage. “We feel that our positioning within the Gartner Magic Quadrant and Critical Capabilities reports recognizes our consultants for their continued excellence across industry advisory and application domains. Inspirage continues to invest in solution development, accelerators, and cloud innovations and remains committed to helping our customers achieve real business value.”
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Gartner’s Critical Capabilities report states, based on strategic planning assumptions, “by year-end 2024, 75% of Oracle application services revenue will be cloud-related as enterprises accelerate their move to the cloud in response to the massive disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic. By 2025, 85% of large organizations will have engaged external service providers to migrate applications to the cloud, up from 43% in 2019.3”
“For our customers, we have made available more than 75 PaaS-based reusable industry assets, accelerators, and automation tools which is also highlighted in the report. With our continued investments in IN2CLOUD® programs and technology, our customers can leverage best practices to accelerate implementation initiatives,” states Mr. Creel. “Inspirage is an exclusively Oracle specialized partner that derives strength from rapidly pivoting to Oracle Cloud. As an early leader in driving Cloud adoption and on the cutting edge of the ever-changing landscape for Oracle applications services, we have a track record of technology and IP that will continue to enable customers to ease the migration to Oracle Cloud,” Mr. Creel concludes.
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