Everything you wanted to know about hosting Hyperion EPM on OCI but were afraid to ask! 

Join AMOSCA, DSP and Oracle to learn about the benefits of hosting Hyperion EPM on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Hear about the increasing disadvantages of on-premise environments, the enhanced and future-proofing capabilities of the OCI option, and real-world experiences from clients who have made the move.

OCI, Oracle's next-generation cloud infrastructure, is a deep and broad platform of public cloud services that enables customers to build and run a wide range of applications in a scalable, secure, highly available, and high-performance environment.

• consider the increasing challenges of maintaining Hyperion EPM environments in on-premise data centres
• look at the benefits and advantages offered by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) compared with on-premise and other Cloud offerings
• discuss the incorporation of an upgrade to Hyperion EPM 11.2 as part of the process
• showcase some real-world experiences, including the current implementation by DSP and AMOSCA at Thungela (previously Anglo American Coal)

The webinar will be hosted by Phil Brown, Chief Technology Officer at DSP, and Matthew Prior, Operations Director at AMOSCA.

The event is co-hosted by Oracle's Applications Unlimited team.

Oracle's Applications Unlimited initiative is designed to help enable customers to confidently maximise and expand their existing Oracle Application investments, with ample time for future planning, based on Oracle’s commitment to support its existing applications via a stable and predictable long-term support policy, designed to meet the needs of its customers.

In terms of this commitment, Premier Support for the latest release of all products included in the initiative (E-Business, JD Edwards, Peoplesoft, Siebel and Hyperion) is currently guaranteed by Oracle through December 2032 at least.

For more information please visit the Applications Unlimited section of the Oracle website. 

Please note that the event is intended for Hyperion EPM users and the organisers reserve the right of admission in respect of anybody deemed not to be such.