Oracle Engineered Systems Consulting
Engineered for Extreme Performance
Oracle Engineered Systems Consulting for Optimal Performance
Oracle’s Engineered Systems don’t just offer higher performance – they provide IT for the digital age – simple, responsive, integrated.
At DSP-Eclipsys, we are your Engineered Systems specialists, with a sandbox/development environment for both the Exadata and the Oracle Database Appliance for proof of concept testing and an in-house loaner program for ODA.
We love all the Oracle Engineered Systems products and pride ourselves on providing industry-leading services around them – from initial deployments to complex consulting and Managed Services, we have the proven experience to deliver the results you’re looking for.
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DSP-Eclipsys' Oracle Engineered Systems Portfolio Includes:
Currently available models:
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Oracle Exadata Database Machine
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Oracle Database Appliance
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Oracle Private Cloud Appliance
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Oracle Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance
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Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance
Previously available:
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Oracle Exalogic
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SPARC SuperCluster T4-4
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Oracle Exalytics In-Memory Machine
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Oracle Big Data Appliance
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Oracle Virtual Compute Appliance
Whether your IT role is in a public sector government agency or commercial enterprise, Eclipsys’ efficient procurement process can streamline your purchase of Oracle Engineered Systems.
Our pre-competed and pre-negotiated procurement vehicles feature competitive pricing and pre-approved terms and conditions that work together to optimize your investment in Oracle technology.
DSP is the only company to be identified as a ‘Rising Star’ in all four quadrants in the latest ISG's Provider Lens™ evaluation for Oracle Cloud and Technology Ecosystem Europe 2024.
"DSP pairs disciplined engineering with AI-centric innovation, integrating OCI workloads across clouds while safeguarding them with ML-powered vulnerability scanning."
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Lead Analyst ISG
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