Industry solutions
Oracle Database
The one-stop shop for Oracle Database and technology support needs
SAP
Maintain the current, stable, and proven SAP implementation for at least 15 years
Oracle E-Business Suite
Experience ultra-responsive third-party support for Oracle E-Business Suite
Application Management Services (AMS)
A unique combination of AMS for SAP or Oracle applications and software support
Hyperion
Expert Hyperion software support
JD Edwards
Personalized application support for JD Edwards
Siebel
Software support for Siebel in concert with the latest cloud solutions
Why Rimini Street
Rimini Street provides unified support services for enterprise software to help optimize clients' IT investments through an expert, client-centric, single-provider model. Rimini Street has helped organizations in the healthcare industry reallocate millions of dollars from their IT budgets to innovation and growth initiatives.
Better model
Healthcare industry organizations cannot afford disruption to systems or supply chain operations. Rimini Street delivers comprehensive solutions to support, future-proof, and secure healthcare software. Ultra-responsive application support includes value-added services at no additional charge, including support for customizations and tax, legal, and regulatory updates.
Better people
Rimini Street has specialists on the front line. Primary Support Engineers (PSEs) lead the way, backed by experts who average 15 years of experience in software support for the healthcare industry. All clients receive personalized, tailored, high-touch service with a guaranteed 10-minute response time for critical issues.
Better outcomes
Reallocate savings to advance healthcare industry technology and services, such as purchasing new medical devices and expanding data warehouse analytics. Rimini Street has helped clients save nearly $5 billion to date in total support costs, enabling them to better focus resources on innovation and strategic initiatives that fuel growth.

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