Oracle and Flexera

Flexera is first partner verified for Oracle Fusion Middleware

Oracle has expanded its verification program to include data collection for Oracle Fusion Middleware. Flexera is the first partner to be verified for this new capability. Flexera is also verified for Oracle Database, Oracle Database Options and JAVA.

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If you’re a Flexera One or FlexNet Manager Suite user, you can start to collect the additional data from Oracle Fusion Middleware and achieve outcomes in the Global Licensing and Advisory Services (GLAS) evidence archive file together with Oracle Database evidence.

This means that by using Flexera solutions, you can conduct a detailed evaluation of your currently deployed Oracle estate.

Manage better, discover quicker

With the Oracle Fusion Middleware and Oracle Database verifications, your organization can better manage hardware infrastructure and deployed Oracle programs. End users can create compliance reports in minutes, and can quickly see if enough licenses are available to cover the current deployment.

GLAS data at your fingertips

With a simple click, you can download one consolidated GLAS evidence file that includes Oracle Fusion Middleware, Oracle Databases and Oracle Database Options. With Flexera as a verified Oracle partner, it has never been easier to rightsize your Oracle licenses.

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