Insights

Last week at SuiteWorld 2019, NetSuite got straight to the heart of the matter right from the beginning with an opening keynote theme that resonates with all businesses — Growing Beyond. And NetSuite customers are doing just that, at a rate three times faster than the S&P 500.

Using remote support for database administration may seem like a scary prospect. What happens if something goes down? Will you be able to reach them? Would an in-house database administrator (DBA) be able to help be faster? There are a lot of questions to be sure.

NetSuite’s latest release, 2019.1, includes several features that will directly benefit advertising, media, and publishing companies.

NetSuite’s 2019.1 release is almost here bringing useful new features and benefits for software companies.

There’s always a certain level of stress where database management is concerned, but moving those databases to the cloud takes things to a whole new level. There’s a lot to consider — Which cloud? What workload(s) will you be moving? What’s your strategy for maintaining the same (or better) security in this new environment? How will you backup your system? — and each of these questions will lead to dozens others.

The countdown is on with NetSuite 2019.1.

NetSuite 2019.1 release is nearly here and the details are already starting to circulate.

If you’re stretched on the support of your JD Edwards systems, “upgrade” can quickly become a four-letter word. The uncertainty associated with upgrades is intimidating and stressful, to say the least. But it doesn’t have to be. A fear of upgrading keeps you from experiencing the increased functionality, support, performance, and advantages that it can offer.

Modern organizations are leveraging cloud-based database solutions more and more for increased accessibility and flexibility. However, even with the improved efficiencies of the cloud, databases still need consistent monitoring and support to optimize performance and handle any situation that may arise. As database solutions evolve and improve, so too do the demands and requirements of managing them.

Since Oracle acquired NetSuite two years ago, it’s brought nothing but positive change and incremental growth over the course of the 24 months. Shortly following, NetSuite shared its plans to leverage Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to continue its growth and success. OCI is the next generation of service delivery for NetSuite services, allowing dynamic provisioning of resources, storage, and databases. OCI focuses on Oracle’s largest customers and database or Java-driven applications on a global basis.