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Lwart Environmental Solutions Expands Long-Standing Relationship with Rimini Street, Consolidating Support for VMware and SAP to Regain Control of Licensing and Roadmap Decisions

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Lwart Environmental Solutions Expands Long-Standing Relationship with Rimini Street, Consolidating Support for VMware and SAP to Regain Control of Licensing and Roadmap Decisions Lwart Environmental Solutions Expands Long-Standing Relationship with Rimini Street, Consolidating Support for VMware and SAP to Regain Contr…
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  • That reliability gives us time to improve business processes and collaborate more closely with our innovation teams. We've found a partner we trust to keep our core systems running while we focus on where the business needs to go next

    60% confidence
  • Our long-standing partnership with Lwart Environmental Solutions is built on trust, collaboration and a shared commitment to results

    60% confidence
  • With Rimini Street, our SAP and VMware environments simply work

    60% confidence
  • With my SAP ECC 6 stabilized, secured and performing optimally with Rimini Support, I no longer have to worry about constantly upgrading or migrating to a new version of SAP as some of my peers do

    60% confidence
  • We looked at moving to Nutanix or Citrix, but because Rimini Street had done so well with our SAP support, we thought, 'Why not use them for VMware too?'

    60% confidence
  • By delivering reliable, high-impact support for both SAP ERP and VMware virtualization environments, we help Lwart redirect people, time and money toward advancing the business

    60% confidence
  • We're proud to support their continued growth and leadership in circular-economy operations, and most importantly, to help support Lwart's mission to preserve natural resources and create a more environmentally conscious world for all

    60% confidence
  • Broadcom's acquisition of VMware resulted in licensing changes that would have nearly tripled costs for Lwart

    60% confidence
  • Rimini Street has signed thousands of IT service contracts with Fortune Global 100, Fortune 500, midmarket, public sector and government organizations who have achieved billions of US dollars in savings

    60% confidence
  • Rimini Street makes it possible for me to focus my team's attention on the needs of our customers, partners and the future of Lwart instead of unnecessary disruption

    60% confidence
  • We've had nothing but good experiences since we moved our support for SAP to Rimini Street

    60% confidence
  • Either we would need to absorb a massive increase in licensing costs with Broadcom or pursue alternate paths

    60% confidence
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