Grow Your Business with a NetSuite Partner
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Why use a cloud based ERP system?
With more than 16,000 customers around the globe, NetSuite is the leading provider of web-based solutions for ERP, accounting, CRM, PSA and ecommerce. We have built a strong, collaborative relationship with NetSuite as a high-caliber solution provider committed to delivering powerful and efficient solutions in the mid-market.With a full lineup of sales and marketing, training, implementation and technical service and support resources, we empower businesses for mutual success. You'll broaden your portfolio with cloud computing and increase your chances of winning the business. With a NetSuite implementation, you can:
- Align with the business management leader. Leverage our expertise with business applications and ensure that you'll benefit from the low cost and high ROI of NetSuite cloud computing.
- Drive recurring revenue. Enjoy industry-leading margins with true recurring revenue while partnering with the only cloud computing provider that delivers true end-to-end partnering—not just referral relationships. We even do the billings and collections, and you get paid.
- Be Satisfied by our second-to-none Sererra CARE support. You'll be shown a solution that wasn't built 20 years ago, can save you hundreds of thousands of dollars in up-front costs and annual maintenance, all while streamlining your business (virtually eliminate in-house IT costs - lower your total cost of ownership of your business).
- Expanded professional services. Sererra's cloud suite brings you maximum professional services from a single; full ERP, CRM and ecommerce implementation, awaiting your business process.
- Ramp up quickly with training. Proven implementation methodologies and our broad portfolio of web-based and in-person training opportunities ensures your team can ramp up quickly to take advantage of NetSuite's rich functionality.
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To explore your opportunities, please email us at crose@sererra or better yet,
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Doug Menefee, the CIO of Schumacher Group
had to develop a new strategy for his data center’s security when
hurricane Katrina and Rita threatened his group’s business. Schumacher
Group manages emergency room physician staffing by supplying physicians
critical needed for hundreds of hospitals in the United States.
Thousands of mid-sized businesses today face similar risks to their data centers which explains the rush to tap into Cloud Computing. Business heavyweights such as IBM, Amazon and Hewlett-Packard (not to mention thousands of smaller businesses) provide necessary infrastructure in the form of servers, storage services, data management and other traditional IT related services.
The NIST (The National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S Department of Commerce) defines Cloud Computing as:
“A model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction”
Over 31% of medium-size companies used cloud computing in 2008 which is double than that of the uptake in the year 2004, according to the Access Markets International Partners.
Specific Advantages of Cloud Computing
With Cloud Computing backing your business, there is no need to invest in the space to house hardware or spend time, money and effort on data management and data back-up. Nor are you forced to maintain all of your organization’s network, infrastructure hardware and software. You realize the immediate advantage of deploying and using new applications. Additionally, you minimize your investment in new hardware and software as well as reduce the time-consuming process of installation and set-up.
The cost benefit of cloud computing includes lower operating costs. You do not pay for or invest in capacity that is not being used. In addition, cloud computing increases IT responsiveness and efficiency, a huge reduction in capital expenditure and operational expenses, and lowers upfront set-up costs. Thanks to Cloud Computing, small businesses can use the same cutting-edge, state-of-the-art technology large companies use allowing the smaller businesses the enhanced ability to compete and win in a competitive environment.
To learn more or get started with Cloud Computing, visit the Sererra Web site at www.sererra.com.
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Thousands of mid-sized businesses today face similar risks to their data centers which explains the rush to tap into Cloud Computing. Business heavyweights such as IBM, Amazon and Hewlett-Packard (not to mention thousands of smaller businesses) provide necessary infrastructure in the form of servers, storage services, data management and other traditional IT related services.
The NIST (The National Institute of Standards and Technology, U.S Department of Commerce) defines Cloud Computing as:
“A model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction”
Over 31% of medium-size companies used cloud computing in 2008 which is double than that of the uptake in the year 2004, according to the Access Markets International Partners.
Specific Advantages of Cloud Computing
With Cloud Computing backing your business, there is no need to invest in the space to house hardware or spend time, money and effort on data management and data back-up. Nor are you forced to maintain all of your organization’s network, infrastructure hardware and software. You realize the immediate advantage of deploying and using new applications. Additionally, you minimize your investment in new hardware and software as well as reduce the time-consuming process of installation and set-up.
The cost benefit of cloud computing includes lower operating costs. You do not pay for or invest in capacity that is not being used. In addition, cloud computing increases IT responsiveness and efficiency, a huge reduction in capital expenditure and operational expenses, and lowers upfront set-up costs. Thanks to Cloud Computing, small businesses can use the same cutting-edge, state-of-the-art technology large companies use allowing the smaller businesses the enhanced ability to compete and win in a competitive environment.
Cloud computing allows businesses to do what they are good at
...and takes away the need to implement, manage and change technology for businesses. Businesses can both implement technology for business automation, smooth processes and sustain growth while not having to involve in the minutiae of the technicalities involved. Helping companies achieve higher profitability is a benefit of Cloud Computing that thousands of mid-sized businesses today are realizing.To learn more or get started with Cloud Computing, visit the Sererra Web site at www.sererra.com.
