Pacific Healthcare Group Selects Rimini Street to Extend the Life and Value of its Highly Customized, On-Premises Oracle Environment

Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), a global provider of end-to-end enterprise software support, products and services, the leading third-party support provider for Oracle and SAP software, and a Salesforce and AWS partner, today announced that Pacific Healthcare Group, the leading sales and marketing services organization for the Southeast Asian healthcare industry, has selected Rimini Support for Oracle which includes support for Oracle EBS, Oracle Technology and Oracle Database.

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Rimini Street's comprehensive, high-quality services enable Pacific Healthcare Group to gain greater cost and operational control over its IT roadmap, unlocking funds and resources to invest in digital innovation projects for competitive advantage and growth.

Pacific Healthcare Group Pushes Back on Vendor Roadmap to Migrate to the Cloud

Headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, Pacific Healthcare Group manages sales and marketing for pharmaceutical companies, medical devices, and other consumer healthcare organizations seeking to expand into Asian markets. Today, the company represents over 50 brands in over 20 countries and connects 600 million patients, customers, and consumers globally.

For more than a decade, Pacific Healthcare Group has used Oracle as its core ERP system, running critical operations such as order management, invoicing, and distribution from their highly customized, on-premises systems. In recent years, the company has been under advice by Oracle to transition to the cloud—a move they felt they did not have a strong business case for. The company was growing, the systems were stable, and the IT team was busy at work, focusing on strategic projects to strengthen their business capabilities.

"We didn't want to slow down the work our development department was doing for the business to focus on an ERP migration project. We needed to better understand the value that we'd get from this migration to Oracle Cloud ERP," said Daniel Lui, CIO, Pacific Healthcare Group. “Moving to Oracle Cloud wouldn’t be any different than moving to another ERP system in our opinion, so we wanted to slow down and evaluate all of our options.”