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    NetSuite Delivers NetSuite OneWorld - First Mid-Market Product for Multi-National Companies to Manage Front and Back Office Operations in Real-Time
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    "With NetSuite OneWorld, we are delivering capabilities to mid-sized companies that even the world's largest companies have failed to achieve after spending millions of dollars," said Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite. "The combination of Cloud Computing with NetSuite OneWorld delivers local control with global visibility, not just across financials but across every aspect of the business -- from lead to forecast to order to cash collection." With NetSuite OneWorld, companies with multiple subsidiaries, business units and legal entities can use the integrated software suite to help manage local operations across multiple locations, and roll the data up for regional and global visibility in their currency of choice. Full Article at PR Newswire
    The combination of Cloud Computing with NetSuite OneWorld delivers local control with global visibility, not just across financials but across every aspect of the business -- from lead to forecast to order to cash collection.
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 20 months ago
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NetSuite Delivers NetSuite OneWorld - First Mid-Market Product for Multi-National Companies to Manage Front and Back Office Operations in Real-Time
  1. With NetSuite OneWorld, we are delivering capabilities to mid-sized companies that even the world's largest companies have failed to achieve after spending millions of dollars
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 20 months ago
  2. NetSuite is the first company to deliver a real-time multi-company, multi-national business system built on a Software as a Service platform that gives mid-market companies local and global visibility across front office and back office operations in real-time. This is a bold move
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 20 months ago
  3. We were able to roll out NetSuite OneWorld across 3 global locations -- our U.S. headquarters, a newly acquired subsidiary in France and a newly created subsidiary in Japan -- in just 6 weeks
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 20 months ago
  4. Now with the global deployment complete, NetSuite OneWorld gives us a comprehensive view of our entire operation from a consolidated standpoint -- financials in local currency for our individual entities, as well as reporting on our subsidiaries in a single consolidated, global, multi-currency system.
    SOURCE: PR Newswire 20 months ago

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