Are local authorities being targeted in Oracle software-licence audits?
Croydon, Greenwich, Havering, and Hillingdon spent more than £500,000 on Oracle over the past two years
Oracle's notoriously aggressive software licence auditing teams are turning their attention to local authorities, with one-in-six London boroughs being targeted by the software giant. That is the claim...
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