One of the biggest obstacles to ERP deployment can be failing to identify your organisation as a good fit in the first place. We've picked out two example use cases ideal for NetSuite's cloud-native ERP solution - First time buyers, and multi-subsidiary organisations.
As we head towards the end of what has been a year for the unexpected, we are already looking ahead to what the next 12 months could mean for the world of IT and technology. Here are our top 5 predictions for 2021.
The 90's is a decade that lives long in the memory for many reasons, and in the year in which one its major technological innovations celebrates its 25th anniversary, we're taking a look back at this iconic moment - the launch of Windows 95.
As the old saying goes, it’s never too late to mend, and this philosophy certainly applies to all areas of your IT strategy.
While traditional approaches may have served you well in the past, the rapid rate of digital transformation has driven considerable changes across your business, challenging the status quo like never before.
It's this transformation that has given rise to a new breed of network architecture, Secure Access Service Edge, otherwise known as SASE. Here's what SASE is all about.
After several months of lifestyle changes, extended time at home and drastically modified working routines, many of us might be excused for forgetting what life was like before the global Covid-19 pandemic emerged.
But with lockdown measures now beginning to ease, businesses are faced with some big decisions around their return to work strategy as part of the ‘new normal’. Here are a few key considerations to keep top of mind if you're thinking of implementing remote working long-term.
It might have been a little while since you experienced the classic meeting room setting, a hub within your office where groups of people gather to share ideas, collaborate on projects and make decisions together.
Now, as businesses make their plans for a return to work, they are embracing new audio and visual technologies to revamp the meeting room experience to meet the needs of both office-based and remote workers.
Recent global events have demanded a rapid response from business leaders, as well as the fast adoption of new routines, something which has proven to be more difficult for some organisations than others. Appropriate contingency plans play a major role in shortening response times in moments of crisis, and central to this is the implementation of the right tools to support your business.
We’ve always been big fans of NetSuite, the cloud-based ERP we use to run our own business, but it’s safe to say that our appreciation has only grown in recent times as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
In recent weeks many businesses have adopted new practices to assist with home working, moving quickly to action an existing continuity plan to help their team work effectively from outside of the office. Although these cover a number parts of an IT estate, one often overlooked area is the business' telephony response, but a cloud-based solution can offer peace of mind and flexibility.
Amidst the unprecedented situation in which we all find ourselves, we often hear how we must adjust to the ‘new normal’. That sentiment extends beyond our daily routine to the changes to our working environment as a result of the latest government guidelines stipulating home working. Here's our top tips for secure home working.
Like many businesses throughout the world, we’ve been forced to adjust quickly to the challenging and complex scenario in which we all find ourselves as a result of the Covid-19 outbreak. We've been working hard to continue supporting our customers at this difficult time, and I hope that the way in which IT has stepped up in this hour of need will provoke a change in perceptions.
Here at Highlander, we take great pride in taking a conscious approach to all areas of our business, whether that is our social contribution, promoting the wellbeing of our employees or ensuring that we operate as sustainably as possible.