NetSuite, a vendor of integrated business management software suites for mid-market enterprises, has opened a new office in Hong Kong.
The company said that it has opened the new office in Hong Kong in order to respond to the growing demand for software-as-a-service applications in the Asia Pacific region, specifically in Hong Kong and China.
NetSuite also introduced NetSuite OneWorld to Hong Kong businesses and announced the latest customer wins in Hong Kong, including growing businesses such as Vita Green Health Products and Eco Technology International.
Zach Nelson, CEO of NetSuite, said: We see huge potential for our offering in this region. NetSuite's on-demand solutions provide a cost-effective yet powerful way for businesses to manage their core operations from lead to order to inventory to service projects, through finance and even their website and e-commerce.
Related News and Insight
Related NewsSoftware> Enterprise Applications
Related Dates
2008> September
Related Industries
Technology> Software> Enterprise Applications and ERP
Latest News
Enterprise Applications
IntelligenceGBI Research’s report “Flash Memory Market to 2020 - Heading towards a Solid Recovery Driven by Sales Growth of Tablet PCs, Smart Phones and Digital Cameras” provides the key information and analysis on the market opportunities in Flash Memory industry. The report covers the latest information on the revenue of Flash Memories, both NAND and NOR segments. The report covers the key market trends for a wide range of Flash memory applications that include computing, communication, consumer electronics, automotive and industrial sectors. The report also provides market share analysis of major Flash memory vendors. It also provides an analysis on the basis of geography up to 2020. Buy online from $3500
Suppliers Directory
See more
Systems & Networks Desktops Servers Storage Networking Virtualisation Security Micro Electronics
Communications Telecoms Unified Communications Mobility
Services IT Services Outsourcing and BPO
The CIO Agenda The Boardroom Green IT Midmarket IT
Comments may be moderated for spam, obscenities or defamation.