My key question for you: As a solutions provider can you actually generate profits and build your company around SaaS offerings like NetSuite? Or is it a side business for you?
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I implemented quickbooks, Sage L500, Great plains, JDEdwards, Saleslogix, MME, etc etc et for over 10 years. And the frustration of integrating these were almost fully accepted. Then I met NetSuite and I started hoping again. 1 system to rule them all. Automatic updates, 99.9% run time, only 100 euros per user per month, no need for servers or backups. Administrators of CRM, ERP, BI, ECommerce, Calendar maintenance tools, project management tools were all replaced by the NetSuite administrator (a.k.a The One)

I decided I wanted to help customers across to the 1 system which has it all and keeps growing and growing, and costs as much as my employee’s mobile phone charges per month.

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The IT Skeptic will look closer at cloud computing in 2009 – the concept seems to need some skeptical scrutiny. Or rather the concept is a pointer to the future, but the vendor hype around the present seems on shakier ground. Quite simply the idea is…