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NetSuite Inc. doubles its Philippine operations
When NetSuite established their office in January 2007 here in Manila, it was already the company’s largest office location outside the United States. Yesterday, NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson just announced that they will be doubling their Philippine operations at RCBC Tower in Makati which already house 300 employees.
NetSuite is a leading vendor of cloud computing business software suites which enables mid-market companies to manage core business operations in a single system. This includes Accounting, ERP, CRM and E-commerce.
The Manila office serves as a key center for the company’s global technical support, services and back-office operations is now expanding to include product development and quality assurance capabilities.
The company also announced NetSuite Version 2009.2 which is their latest localized product designed to meet the requirements of our BIR with key tax compliance, reporting and data export requirements.
If you’re unsure whether you want to go with NetSuite, their key customers include Jollibee Foods Corporation, ABS-CBN Global and MOTECH Automative Education Center Inc.
cloud computing + virtual data room
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Do any of those “key customers” use the ecommerce functionality?
It would be pretty helpful for Netsuite as well as people of Manila. Actually looking at this as a broader perspective its really a good thing that global economic slow down is a past now.
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Folks as we double our operations here in the Philippines, we are in need of IT and Accounting professionals. For interested applicants send your CV to mmembrado@netsuite.com
Cloud computing? Wow, softwares are now getting more complicated but if the benefits outweighs the disadvantages then this might be a good investment especially for security and convenience.
It would be pretty helpful for Netsuite as well as people of Manila. Actually looking at this as a broader perspective its really a good thing that global economic slow down is a past now.