NetSuite OneWorld Implementation 2011 R2

A step-by-step book and eBook guide to implementing NetSuite OneWorld 2011 R2 Understand the configuration and customization of NetSuite OneWorld within the implementation process, from a new account to go-live with this book and e-book Grasp the base setups of a newly provisioned NetSuite OneWorld customer account and how it affects the system's behavior Provides a detailed explanation of key NetSuite OneWorld functions from subsidiary accounting, configuring the item catalogue, setting up sales taxes, managing data imports, creating projects and customizing every aspect of the system for your business model Delve into NetSuite OneWorld’s key business processes such as drop ship order processing, service project management, e-commerce sales, customer service, lead to cash, purchase to pay and build to order Analyze your NetSuite OneWorld data for decision making, including reports, ad-hoc queries and key performance indicators Understand the implementation process and how successful NetSuite OneWorld customers go live on a system that supports their unique business model In Detail Netsuite OneWorld is a web-based business management system that delivers real-time global business management and financial consolidation to mid-sized companies. NetSuite OneWorld enables you to manage companies with multiple subsidiaries, business units and legal entities all from a single NetSuite account. This book shows you how to successfully implement NetSuite OneWorld into your organization. This book takes you through all the steps to successfully implement NetSuite OneWorld into your organization, helping key corporate decision makers and their staff to assess NetSuite OneWorld as a business management system. The book offers a clear explanation of NetSuite OneWorld, how to implement it and how to extend and administer it. The book starts by covering the strategic assessment of NetSuite OneWorld, in the context of ERP, Software

Thomas Foydel

Thomas Foydel is a veteran of software consulting and implementation. During the past 24 years he implemented software for very large multi-nationals and small global companies with great aspirations. Tom's special niche is the small and medium enterprise and the divisions of large corporations who must use information systems to beat larger competitors.

Tom lives among the orchards of southern Michigan. He received his bachelor degree from the University of Michigan and a master's degree in business information systems from Wayne State University.