VIVERE Group selects Rimini Street to strengthen SAP Support and accelerate business transformation. Indonesia-based integrated interior and furnishing solutions provider gains expert SAP support, freedom and capacity to advance transformation on its own terms LAS VEGAS - Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), the Software Support and Agentic AI ERP Company(TM) and the leading third-party support provider for Oracle, SAP and VMware software, today announced VIVERE Group, a leading...

Rimini Street helps One NZ secure Oracle apps to support AI transformation. 19 Jun 2026 3 mins Global enterprise software support provider helped telco support and stabilise complex Oracle portfolio. One New Zealand has worked with global enterprise software support provider Rimini Street to help keep its Oracle systems secure, stable, and reliable, and to enable its modernisation and AI initiatives. As part of its transformation efforts, the telco was looking for a partner to support and stabilise its complex Oracle portfolio, including Siebel CRM, Oracle Database, and other Oracle applications. One NZ CIO Adrian Albuquerque opted to partner with Rimini Street having previously worked with the company. "I've had great success with Rimini Street from my previous organisation, and so when I sought out a partner to support our Oracle systems, they were the first call I made," he said. Working with Rimini Street has enabled One NZ to redirect investment and talent toward modernisation initiatives, supporting its goal to become a leading AI-enabled telco, Albuquerque added. "As we plan and execute our AI-driven transformation, keeping our systems secure, stable and operational is essential," he explained. "Rimini Street makes that possible and gives us confidence and bandwidth to focus on what's next." According to One NZ, it is relying on Rimini Support for Oracle to maintain and optimise its core back-end platforms across the application, database and infrastructure layers, ensuring performance and reliability without the need for upgrades, migrations or replatforming. "We are passionate about reimagining what's possible, for our teams and for the business," Albuquerque added. "With Rimini Street providing expert support for our Oracle systems, they've freed up my team to focus on new skills, new technologies and new opportunities, like opening a satellite service with SpaceX, for example. This would not have been possible if my team were stuck resolving issues." For Albuquerque, a defining moment in the partnership came when Microsoft announced the end of support for Internet Explorer 11, a browser required for One NZ's Siebel CRM environment. Rimini Street resolved the issue quickly and effectively with Rimini Connect for Browsers, a patented interoperability solution that ensures browser compatibility without upgrades, code changes, or downtime, Albuquerque said. "Instead of taking on a costly, disruptive upgrade just to address a time-sensitive interoperability issue, Rimini Connect for Browsers made it possible for our CRM to run on any alternative browser," he said. One NZ also completed a seamless transition of its mission-critical core billing engine to a new hardware platform with the help of Rimini Street. By digging deep into complex issues across the application, database and technology layers, Rimini Street helped stabilise the telco's billing environment in production and pave the way for a smooth, disruption-free rollout. "Rimini Street is our go-to CRM and billing expert," said Albuquerque. "As a CIO, I have to think years ahead, and that includes whom we select to guide our vision. Rimini Street isn't just an expert support provider; they're our co-innovation partner." Don't miss a thing Join the Reseller News mailing list for daily news on the IT channel, covering business, technology, products, and services. by Louis van Wyk

Rimini Street, a Las Vegas-based company, reported a profit of $1.4 million in its first quarter, or one cent per share. Adjusted earnings came to three cents per share. The company posted revenue of $105.5 million in the period. For the current quarter ending in June, Rimini Street expects revenue between $106 million and $108 million.