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On Wednesday NetSuite made five announcements designed to catapult it into a leadership position in the on-demand, or software as a service, market. In no particular order the company announced its version 11.0 release, informed the world that this release is fully AJAX infused, introduced a scripting language for customizing business processes, introduced a vertical market version for wholesale/distribution, and announced an edition directed at services companies.
Re: NetSuite Set for Battle in 'Suite Wars'
Posted by: msc001 2006-04-11 11:38:08 In reply to: Denis Pombriant
NetSuite gets it......we use the product everyday and it let's us focus on our business issues versus having to worry about the IT environment. I think business process scripting and vertical market versions are a clear sign of the fact that this whole chain (front office to back office) is indeed very complex. I would rather pay one company to encapsulate this complexity for our versus integrating multiple solutions or services.
Do we have problems and outages, you bet. Are there features missing - absolutely. Am I over weight.....yes - probably because I don't have to go from desktop to desktop installing software....but seriously I can live with the shortcomings. What does concern me however, is how would we wean ourselves off NetSuite if we had to. Anybody tried to take their Vonage phone number with them?
Do we have problems and outages, you bet. Are there features missing - absolutely. Am I over weight.....yes - probably because I don't have to go from desktop to desktop installing software....but seriously I can live with the shortcomings. What does concern me however, is how would we wean ourselves off NetSuite if we had to. Anybody tried to take their Vonage phone number with them?
