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Cloud migration vs. staying on-prem: How to make the choice

Today, many organizations have one question on their minds: do they migrate their operations to the cloud or should they stay on-prem? The answer may be different for everyone, but understanding what’s best for your needs may be tricky.

This white paper can provide you with an in-depth look into all aspects you should consider before deciding whether to migrate to the cloud, as well as:

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  • Benefits and pitfalls of moving to the Oracle EPM Cloud and Oracle Hyperion on-prem
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