Oracle on Monday will close its $9.3 billion purchase of NetSuite and expand its cloud footprint and total addressable market into smaller companies in a hurry. The enterprise software giant on ...

As one of the earliest Software as a Service (SaaS) and/or cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions, Oracle NetSuite is software aimed to help fast-growing companies and businesses ...

Oracle Corporation made its second largest acquisition to date today. It acquired cloud-based software provider, partner and customer NetSuite in a transaction valued at approximately $9.3 billion, or ...

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Oracle Corp.’s NetSuite today announced a host of new product updates and features, with many of them unsurprisingly focused on artificial intelligence. The new offerings are based on Oracle’s ...

Oracle will today complete its $9.3bn acquisition of cloud applications company NetSuite. Oracle had declared its final offer for NetSuite, in which Larry Ellison has always held a significant stake, ...

Jim McGeever, NetSuite’s top executive, had the silhouette of an elephant flash behind him when he came on stage at NetSuite’s annual SuiteWorld event last week in Las Vegas—the first such event since ...

Oracle’s ORCL NetSuite has unveiled a suite of new product innovations aimed at assisting businesses in Mexico to streamline their finance processes, enhance insights and boost efficiency. These ...

Oracle NetSuite offers feature-rich, well-rounded ERP software. It brands itself as an all-in-one business management tool, with modules for taking care of accounting, inventory, supply chains, ...

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SAN JOSE---The "old definition" of CRM is completely wrong -- and has likely always missed the mark -- according to NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson. "More and more, the machine is the CRM system," Nelson ...