A survey of 500 IT asset managers indicates that 73 percent have been audited by Oracle in the past three years. Nearly 80 percent of users plan to migrate to open-source Java to avoid high costs. Oracle's new pricing model introduced in January 2023 has raised prices significantly, leading only 14 percent of users to consider sticking with it. Complex software usage tracking challenges persist, as 25 percent have difficulty managing configurations, with over half spending more than $100,000 on audits.
The survey revealed that 73% of IT asset managers have been audited by Oracle in the last three years, highlighting a growing concern over compliance.
Nearly 80% of Oracle Java users are migrating to open-source alternatives to evade Oracle's rising costs and strict licensing policies.
Oracle's switch to a per-employee pricing model has led to price hikes ranging from two to five times, prompting many users to reconsider their subscription.
Complex software configurations hinder effective tracking of application usage, with 25% of ITAM professionals reporting difficulties in ensuring compliance across teams.
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