Inspirage has achieved recognition as an Oracle Cloud Excellence Implementer (CEI) by the Oracle Partnernetwork for multiple regions. The new Oracle CEI program was announced by Oracle at Oracle Open World in San Francisco this week.
The Oracle CEI program recognizes consulting partners that have achieved excellence in the deployment of Oracle Cloud solutions through consulting certifications and proven client success supporting specific regions. Inspirage was recognized for certification as part of the CEI program for Cloud ERP, SCM and Logistics applications in the North America, APAC and EMEA regions.
“This recognition as an Oracle CEI partner is significant as it requires a continued investment in consulting training, certification and proven successful customer deployments,” said Kevin Creel, President, Strategy and Business Development, Inspirage. “Inspirage has many clients deploying the Oracle Cloud solutions across the globe. This recognition by Oracle helps our clients understand which consulting partners have invested to reach the highest level of readiness to deploy the Cloud applications. I wish to thank our consulting and Center of Excellence team for the effort and expertise they bring to our client projects and their years of training and investment.”
Inspirage is a Platinum Cloud Premier Partner in the Oracle Partnernetwork and has won multiple Oracle Cloud SCM Partner of the Year awards.
Inspirage has trained and certified more than 300 consultants in the Oracle Cloud applications and plans to continue to participate in this program to support training and certification requirements. Participation in the program with ultimately help our clients deploy the Oracle Cloud products successfully.
The news comes on the heels of the release of a recent market research study, The Future of the Integrated Supply Chain, which examined company's strategies from ideation to execution.
Inspirage engaged an advisory board consisting of outside experts from academia and industry. This advisory board assisted in the creation of the survey instruments, as well as gave input in the analysis and final output.
Nick Vyas, Executive Director, Center for Global Supply Chain Management, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California is among those currently serving as an advisor.
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