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Avis Budget Group Achieves Secure, Seamless Database Migration From On-Premises to the Cloud with EDB

Avis needed to move its e-commerce applications from Oracle to Postgres. As one of America’s leading car rental businesses, Avis Budget Group was looking for a highly capable vendor that could meet its uniquely strict security requirements. As a result of the migration to EDB PostgreSQL, Avis was able to reduce costs, streamline its database operations, and unlock a variety of advanced capabilities and operational advantages with Postgres.
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