Insights

Like most transformations, a business does not simply become a digital powerhouse overnight. It takes commitment, planning, teamwork, and time — sometimes several years — to evolve into a truly digital-first organization.

As digital transformation has accelerated across the corporate landscape and organizations race to the cloud, a significant skills gap has emerged in its wake. That rate of innovation has left many struggling to find qualified, expert resources for managing their cloud-based ERP systems including JD Edwards (JDE), along with leveraging the unique automation, machine learning, scalability, disaster recovery, etc. opportunities that come with it.

When you’re considering what’s the best NetSuite support option for your business, you must first answer the question: internal or external? At first glance, in-house NetSuite support may seem like a no-brainer (your employees know your company inside and out, right?), but it's important to think critically about this decision to determine if it will allow your organization to get the most from your NetSuite investment. 

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.

The countdown is on with NetSuite 2019.1.

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

One of the most important topics of system improvement that we always look to improve with JD Edwards ERP solutions is overall usability. The IT team can optimize and personalize your JDE ERP system to a T, but if the end user isn’t happy, nobody is happy.

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.

The world of enterprise IT is constantly evolving. In ERP systems alone, there has been a significant shift from companies being largely tied to on-premise architectures to a more flexible cloud and SaaS model. NetSuite has been a critical player in this move to the cloud with an ERP solution that’s been cloud-based from the beginning.