Posted by Christian Fronteras | Monday, June 22, 2026
We are delighted to be recognised for the second time by Gartner as a representative vendor in the Market Guide for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Professional and Managed Services*. Redfaire is the only specialist JDE partner in this guide.
Redfaire has been working with OCI since its earliest days and the inclusion reflects over fifty completed JD Edwards to OCI migrations. Our track record is built around JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and World Software.
A cloud-smart strategy means choosing the right cloud platform for each workload, not migrating everything indiscriminately. For JD Edwards customers, that platform is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. OCI was engineered by Oracle specifically for Oracle applications, and the performance, cost and operational advantages of running JDE on OCI are measurable and documented across more than fifty Redfaire migrations.
OCI is a relatively young cloud platform. The number of service providers with genuine hands-on experience migrating enterprise applications to OCI is still limited, and general cloud skills are not sufficient. Moving JD Edwards to OCI requires deep application knowledge alongside infrastructure expertise. Those two skill sets rarely exist together outside of a specialist JDE partner.
General cloud credentials are not enough. The relevant questions are specific:
Redfaire has completed more than fifty JDE to OCI migrations across industries, including manufacturing, distribution, and fashion. If a provider cannot answer these questions with specifics, keep looking.
A migration to OCI does not get approved on technical merit alone. Finance wants to see the numbers. IT leadership wants to understand the risk. The business wants to know what changes. Redfaire's JDE to OCI Business Case in a Box was built for this moment: cost models, performance benchmarks and an executive-ready framework that answers the questions before they are asked.
OCI is one of the fastest-growing cloud infrastructure platforms on the market. Oracle's own SEC filings report OCI infrastructure revenue grew 50% in FY2025, with growth accelerating to over 93% year-on-year in the most recent quarter. For context, AWS grew at approximately 17% and Azure at around 21% over the same period. (Source: Oracle Corporation Form 8-K, FY2026, filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Available at sec.gov)
In the JD Edwards ecosystem, that momentum is visible. More clients are moving from evaluation to decision than at any point before. Moving JD Edwards to OCI is not a platform change. You keep everything you have built in JDE, and it runs faster, more reliably, and on infrastructure that Oracle is investing in at a rate few enterprise platforms have seen. The business case is straightforward: same application, better performance, lower infrastructure costs, and a roadmap backed by Oracle's full cloud investment.
The timing question is really about who controls the decision. Organisations that move now choose their own pace, their own timeline, and their own moment. That is a different conversation from one driven by a support deadline or a budget cut. The window to migrate on your terms is open. It will not stay that way indefinitely.
*Gartner, Market Guide for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Professional and Managed Services, Karl Rosander, Tobi Bet, 4 May 2026.
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Christian Fronteras has over twenty-five years’ experience working on Oracle JD Edwards, including ten years as a senior manager at JD Edwards. Christian leads Redfaire's Cloud Division and is the key architect of Redfaire's proven JD Edwards to OCI Cloud Migration methodology, Cloud 9. Christian regularly speaks at user groups events around the world.
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