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Oracle Database Services |
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Oracle Technologies form the core component of an organization's business applications infrastructure. The challenge that organizations face today is to ensure that their Oracle Technology Stack is leveraged to the fullest after deployment of mission critical applications. This is where we come in. Banking on our vast experience of about two decades and unmatched expertise, we have successfully dealt with some of the most complex Oracle Technology Implementations. Hence, we have enabled our client's to unlock the true value of their Oracle investments.
Oracle Technology Services:
High Availability Planning and Implementations: - Study existing infrastructure and business requirement and suggest/implement suitable High Availability Solutions
Capacity Planning – Study existing infrastructure and suggest infrastructure enhancements to accommodate future growth
Performance Assessment – Study and analyze the performance trends and suggest features for implementation to enhance performance
Security Assessment – Study existing security policies and suggest database level security policies for implementation. Our Consulting Services focus on how to complement and extend Oracle's product capability to enhance value to our clients' businesses.
Features
- Oracle DBA Services
- Oracle Database Consulting
- Oracle Database High Availability
- Oracle Database Performance Enhancement
- Platform & Database Migration
- Oracle Database Security Enhancement
- Oracle Database Administration
Delivery Models
- End-to-end responsibility with complete project management
- Active consulting, managing and monitoring
- Running database at optimum performance
- Comprehensive documentation and MIS
- Enhancing ROI on client's technology expenditure
Our Service Delivery Models
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