NetSuite’s cloud business management suite boasts the ability to support an entire company’s accounting and enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), eCommerce operations, and more. For companies of all sizes, in multiple industries, NetSuite promises a wealth of benefits, from reducing cost and complexity, to providing real-time insights and company-wide visibility, to increasing
One of the biggest benefits of NetSuite is the ability to pull information from the entire company into a single system. To make the most of this key benefit, NetSuite offers a powerful Search tool to help users easily find and utilize the information they need to answer critical business questions. These five tips will
On July 28, 2016, Oracle announced plans to acquire NetSuite for $9.3 billion. While industry experts are busy weighing in on what this major move will mean for the cloud computing industry, current and potential NetSuite users may be wondering: What does this mean for me? Alongside a press release announcing the deal, NetSuite released
I’m sure you’ve heard the sales pitch. “This widget will help ensure everyone in your organization is on the same page!” But is that really what you need? So many tools and processes are geared toward facilitating employee communication or task management or even creating social networks for employees to collaborate… But rarely do these tools deliver on their promise of actual business impact. This is because businesses make the mistake of believing that off the shelf ‘solutions’ or a one-size-fits-all approach is right for them.
You know you’re attending a unique business event when there’s an all you can eat candy bar right in middle of the exhibition hall. Dispensers of my favorite candy…Sour patch kids, gummy worms, M&Ms, Jelly Bellys. How cool! In 15 years of attending trade shows, this is the sweetest(!) booth I’ve ever seen and a
Kansas City, MO – As part of 1Week KC, Tricension CEO Mike Lammers will be speaking to a group of entrepreneurs from Kansas City and across the Midwest on how to scale their business for growth. “The early stages of a business can be very frustrating for entrepreneurs. The startup phase is one thing, but
If you haven’t already moved part or all of your technology infrastructure to the cloud, chances are it’s on your list to do in 2016. To help you get started, here are 12 quick questions to ask when evaluating potential partners: Who owns the data? Confirm your data won’t be used to build their advertising
Big Data is a hot topic. It has been for a while now. Yet again, Gartner has named BI/Analytics as the #1 technology priority for CIOs and Forrester has declared the path to success is a partnership of data-savvy CIOs and CMOs. But there’s a reason it’s consistently a top priority. Turning Big Data into something
“We need to streamline the process.” “We want to simplify our operations.” “We have a Frankenstein system.” “It’s time to get back to basics.” We’ve all been there. We’ve all heard it. Some of us have even said it. But if none of us likes complexity, how do we always end up surrounded by it?
Your business is full of moving parts. One part drives another. And when those parts are working together and things are running smoothly, the only sounds they make are the gentle hum of a fine-tuned machine. But sometimes there are other sounds. Sometimes it’s a minor squeak here and there. Sometimes it’s a persistent knock.