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Migrating business-critical Oracle Databases to the Oracle Cloud has some obvious benefits, including best price performance, built-in security, and on-demand scalability. But companies are often wary of the complexity and the effort it will take to move these workloads to the cloud.
Oracle solves this problem with Oracle Zero Downtime Migration (ZDM). Oracle ZDM is a simple, automated solution for moving Oracle Databases into the Oracle Cloud. Oracle ZDM performs zero-downtime migrations in eight simple steps, which can be scheduled and monitored.
Empowering NEC customers with Oracle Zero Downtime Migration
NEC Corporation[1] is a multinational information technology corporation headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. NEC has provided Oracle products and services with Oracle Japan for over 30 years, helping Japanese customers with their requirements and technological challenges. NEC provides support services for approximately 20,000 Oracle Database systems in Japan and is currently on a mission to help power their customers’ journey to the Oracle Cloud.
Why Oracle Zero Downtime Migration
Cloud Migrations can be complex and time-consuming. Oracle ZDM offers a fully automated database migration by leveraging Oracle Maximum Availability Architecture best practices and orchestrating Oracle’s best products and tools like Data Pump, Recovery Manager (RMAN), Data Guard, GoldenGate, and others.
Based on thorough tests of Oracle Zero Downtime Migration and working with Oracle, NEC found that Oracle ZDM can reduce fifty percent of the time required for planning and designing a migration project and reduce thirty percent of the engineer hours needed compared to a traditional manual migration.[2] Based on these findings, NEC Corporation partnered with Oracle Japan to launch a migration services platform leveraging Oracle ZDM.
NEC Corporation today accelerates its customers’ migration to the cloud with this ZDM-based service. It provides them with a low-cost, secure, or near-zero downtime system migration. If your business wants to migrate its Oracle Databases to the cloud, find out more about Oracle Zero Downtime Migration here: www.oracle.com/goto/zdm
[1] https://jpn.nec.com