“We are building on an open source stack and the features and capabilities we’ve added to our suite work better on Postgres than on Oracle. Plus, it’s easier to develop on open source software.”

“Thanks to the excellent collaboration with ARiMR’s IT team, the EDB implementation project can be considered a model to look up to for other organizations. In fact, it was a project unique not only in Poland but in Europe too. The deliverables of each stage of the technology adoption process …

“In order to provide our clients with quality and in-time service delivery, it is crucial for us that we ensure high availability and continuity for our applications."

“Prior to this initiative, the volume of paperwork was so high that our inspectors could spend days analyzing the documents. Both the Authority and the industry itself wanted to find a way to reduce inspection time while increasing the quality of the inspections. That required us to build a completely …

“At one point, we had SAS, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and BDB all backing various services. We had five databases. That’s not a situation we wanted to be in.”

“We tried Oracle for a few years, but the authentication mechanism wasn’t efficient enough for us.”

“EDB brought in Co-Founder of the PostgreSQL Global Development Group, Bruce Momjian, to help. During this chaotic and critical period, Bruce was in constant contact and able to find a solution to get us back to where we needed to be. Access to that expertise is crucial.”

"Our PostgreSQL solution allowed us to reduce our IT spend 75% over the prior self-hosted AIX and Sybase solution and allowed improved information sharing seamlessly between our many offices."

"We are pleased to partner with EnterpriseDB, the world's foremost PostgreSQL experts, for the benefit of NTT, the Japanese market, and the worldwide PostgreSQL community."

"Recently, all financial institutions have been under great pressure to reduce IT costs. We have received many requests to reduce the time and cost of system operations, which is why, since 2019, we have been gradually migrating our services to and offering them in the cloud.”

“We had issues with the Oracle Database we were using at the time, including support and cost structure in a virtual environment. We had to carefully consider the higher licensing costs, which would affect the price of services we provide to our customers."

“As a result of picking up typical batch programs and verifying the compatibility between Oracle Database and EDB, we found that more than half of our programs could be migrated to EDB with almost no modification."

"During the actual migration, we encountered some compatibility issues, but Ashisuto's QA Support Service carefully investigated and answered our questions. As such we were able to quickly resolve the issues each time. Thanks to this, the project proceeded very close to schedule."

“We anticipated our growth would be exponential given the size of the world’s listening population. And as a startup, we had limited resources, both financial and personnel, so a database-as-a-service was our best option to have a fully modern infrastructure.”

"The company was also able to take advantage of EDB’s database compatibility for Oracle to migrate a number of applications quickly without having to re-write application code or retrain existing staff."