Flexera Named First Partner Verified for Oracle Fusion Middleware
Flexera, the company that helps organizations maximize the value of their technology investments, today announces it is the first verified partner for Oracle Fusion Middleware. With Oracle Middleware spend rapidly increasing, monitoring compliance is becoming a growing challenge for IT organizations. Optimization of Oracle Middleware can save an organization significant budget dollars that can be reallocated to other Oracle products or initiatives.
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However, Oracle doesn’t accept measurement data from all third-party tools; this is restricted to only a few select partners.
Flexera is a long-standing Oracle partner that has been continuously verified as a third-party tool vendor, which allows Flexera customers to evaluate their Oracle estate within our solutions. By using Flexera solutions, IT leaders can conduct a detailed evaluation of their currently deployed Oracle estate.
Oracle has expanded its verification program to include data collection for Oracle Fusion Middleware. Flexera is the first and—so far—only partner to be verified for this new capability.
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“We’re proud to be the first vendor verified for Oracle Fusion Middleware,” said Marie Godfrey, SVP Products for Flexera. “This verification will give our customers unprecedented insight into their IT estate, enabling better-informed decisions that lead to a more strategically optimized and leveraged Oracle investment.”
Now Flexera One and FlexNet Manager Suite users can start to collect the additional data from Oracle Fusion Middleware and achieve outcomes in the GLAS evidence archive file together with Oracle Database.
With the new Oracle Fusion Middleware verification, organizations can better manage hardware infrastructure and deployed Oracle programs. End users can create compliance reports in minutes, and can quickly see if enough licenses are available to cover the current deployment.
