Java licensing strategies. Simplify Java management. Reduce Java costs.
Schedule a Free ConsultationOracle’s Java licensing strategy is riddled with challenges, even as the company reintroduced a no-fee license model for Java 17 in September 2021. While this may appear to simplify matters, the reality is far from straightforward.
At Remend, we help businesses unravel the complexities of Oracle’s Java licensing tactics, saving time, reducing costs and avoiding unnecessary subscriptions.
Initially free and widely adopted, Java was acquired by Oracle in 2009 through its purchase of Sun Microsystems. Since then, Oracle has implemented aggressive licensing and support tactics, creating confusion and increasing costs for many organizations.
Quickly determine the correct Java subscription for your organization to avoid overcommitment.
Evaluate and transition to OpenJDK support models when feasible, reducing dependency on Oracle.
Establish distance from Oracle sales teams to reduce pressure and simplify decision-making.
Lower your subscription costs during renewal periods with expert guidance.
Java, the world’s most popular programming language and runtime environment, has been running in the background of virtually every organization since the mid-1990s. Acquired by Oracle in 2009 through its purchase of Sun Microsystems, Java’s licensing landscape has dramatically shifted, leaving businesses uncertain about how much they should subscribe for.
At Remend, we guide you through the complexities of Oracle’s Java licensing and educate you on how to navigate potential audits effectively.
Oracle is unlikely to develop a robust or effective audit program for Java, meaning many businesses are left with questions about their Java usage and subscriptions. Remend helps you address these questions and take control of your Java resources.
Asset Record Analysis - Review your existing asset records to identify where Java is running, which versions are in use, and which updates are installed.
Bundling Review - Examine how Java is bundled with other applications and determine whether a separate subscription is necessary.
Alternative Solutions Assessment - Evaluate other options to Oracle Java, such as Azul, to see if they are more cost-effective.
Subscription Management - Subscribe for Java from Oracle, if needed, and defend your position if Oracle questions your usage.
Don’t leave your Java licensing up to chance. Partner with Remend to navigate the complexities of Oracle’s Java licensing, avoid unnecessary costs and optimize your subscription strategy.