Yulia Slavina

Rimini Street partners with AUTOBACS SEVEN to strengthen SAP ECC and Oracle systems for long term growth

Rimini Street partners with AUTOBACS SEVEN to strengthen SAP ECC and Oracle systems for long term growth
Rimini Street and AUTOBACS SEVEN deal

Rimini Street and Japanese automotive retailer AUTOBACS SEVEN have reached a significant milestone with a decade of collaboration focused on driving innovation and technological stability.

The partnership enables AUTOBACS SEVEN to extract greater value from its SAP ECC and Oracle Database investments, supporting the company’s efforts to optimize operations and prepare for future growth. Rimini Street’s Smart Path strategy is designed to help large enterprises like AUTOBACS SEVEN maximize returns on existing IT infrastructure while aligning with evolving business objectives.

Rimini Street has previously addressed industry concerns about AI-driven disruptions, pointing to Gartner research that predicts companies will enhance core enterprise applications with AI rather than replace them entirely, as reported in a recent article. In another development, Oracle announced plans to exclude Agentic AI and end support for custom EBS code, urging organizations to reassess their technology strategies, according to another report. These trends provide context for AUTOBACS SEVEN’s decision to focus on optimizing its existing IT infrastructure.

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