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NetSuite Case Study: Sun International

Overview Sun International used QuickBooks for two years before company executives decided the firm needed a system that provided a more comprehensive and deeper view of its inventory management operations. QuickBooks was not able to provide such an in-depth view, he says. Nor could it offer the advanced functionality in marketing and ecommerce that Frederick wanted to begin to use at the firm. Sun International selected NetSuite after an evaluation of four other vendors.

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Publisher	NetSuite	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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