Remediation and rebalancing are how you correct Oracle license non-compliance before an audit finds it. This page explains both and the service we offer, for IT and procurement teams who suspect a gap. We start with a baseline Oracle license review.
Where Oracle license non-compliance comes from
- Using unlicensed products
- Using unlicensed features in licensed parent products
- Incorrect deployment architecture
What remediation and rebalancing mean
Remediation is avoiding the use of unlicensed products or features. See disabling Oracle options and packs for how that works. Rebalancing is changing the deployment architecture, or using different Oracle products to get the same function.
Our services
We give recommendations on remediation and rebalancing as part of the baseline license review.
We also offer a separate service in which we carry out the changes needed to cut cost and lower risk. Our DBAs and infrastructure specialists work with your team to remediate and rebalance your Oracle deployments.
Benefits
In the short term you avoid costs in a license audit. In the longer term your support and license costs can fall.
An audit letter, a renewal quote or a ULA end date on your desk? We check what Oracle, Microsoft, IBM or Broadcom is claiming, work out what you owe under your contract, defend against audits, and negotiate the rest down.