NetSuite Offers Cloud-Based Manufacturing Software Suite
NetSuite, a vendor of cloud computing business management software suites, announced the availability of NetSuite Manufacturing Edition, a cloud manufacturing suite designed to help midsize manufacturers run business operations with greater agility and visibility, including support for the multicompany, multiplant, multilocation and multicurrency enterprise.
Key functionality in NetSuite's manufacturing solution includes multisite
planning and management, material requirements planning (MRP), production
management, engineering change control (ECC),
shop floor control and work-in-progress (WIP) management.
Manufacturing Edition delivers capabilities and benefits such as management of
global businesses, including support for the multicompany enterprise, with
real-time visibility into all aspects of operation, a fully integrated cloud
computing enterprise management system and a customizable business platform
that can be adapted to complex manufacturing processes from light assembly to
discrete manufacturing.
"While some vendors make promises about cloud-based products that don't
live up to their hype and others build niche tools for manufacturers, only
NetSuite delivers a complete manufacturing suite from the cloud that is
available and running today," said Jim McGeever, CFO of NetSuite.
"With NetSuite, manufacturers now have the suite they need to move their
key operations to the cloud and reap the many productivity and cost reduction
benefits cloud computing has to offer."
Rootstock Software on NetSuite's SuiteCloud and NetSuite OneWorld technology
platforms developed the core functionality for Manufacturing Edition.
Manufacturing Edition also offers features including material requirements
planning, production engineering, shop floor control, manufacturing inventory
control, manufacturing cost control, project control, and lot and serial
control.
"With the NetSuite Manufacturing Edition, all our subsidiaries are rolled
up in one system, giving us an operational bird's eye view and increased operating
efficiencies," said Ian Elliott, CEO of
CertiCell, a specialist in the repair and deployment of wireless devices.
"It is difficult to imagine a more cost-effective solution capable of
matching the performance we are now experiencing."
Last month, the company partnered with Wipro Technologies, the global IT
services business of Wipro Limited with the aim to set a new standard for cloud
solutions expertise. The current scope of the partnership focuses on the
Asia-Pacific market, with future expansion planned for North America.
In the Indian market, Wipro is a specialist in providing IT solutions and
services for the corporate segment in India,
offering system integration, network integration, software solutions and IT
services.
