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There was no shortage of announcements coming out of SuiteWorld 2026 in Las Vegas. AI dominated proceedings, which probably won't surprise anybody, but I think there is quite a bit worth understanding beyond the headline demonstrations. NetSuite announced SuiteSkills, SuiteAgents, SuiteExpress, AI Workspaces, new tools for developers and further developments around Ask Oracle and NetSuite Next. There were also announcements for construction businesses, early-stage technology

If you use NetSuite and the word SuiteScript normally causes you to hand the conversation over to your administrator or developer, this is one update worth understanding. You do not need to know how to write JavaScript. You probably do need to know whether your NetSuite account depends on it. Oracle has confirmed that SuiteScript 2.1 is now the standard scripting model for NetSuite customisations and has published a phased plan to retire older SuiteScript versions. The curren

Growth is generally treated as one of those problems you're not supposed to complain about. More customers, more people, new locations, another company joining the group or a new investor coming on board are all signs that something is going well. The awkward bit is that growth has a habit of exposing everything the business was getting away with when it was smaller. A process that works perfectly well when there are 30 people in the company can become a complete pain when th

Every NetSuite release comes with a fairly substantial set of release notes. There are hundreds of changes, enhancements, new features, SuiteApp updates and technical notices, all of which are important to somebody. The problem for most CFOs, Finance Directors and NetSuite users is working out which bits are important to them. NetSuite 2026.2 is no different. There are some genuinely useful improvements across finance, banking, inventory, manufacturing, security, pricing and

Change management has a bit of an image problem, particularly in the mid-market. Mention it during an ERP project and you can almost see some people thinking about armies of consultants, stakeholder maps, colourful PowerPoints and a programme of workshops that requires its own programme manager. The alternative is usually the other extreme. We're only a mid-sized business. We'll communicate it, give everyone some training and they'll be fine. Neither approach is particularly

When mid-market businesses across Scotland start searching for a NetSuite implementation partner, they're often faced with the same choice. A large offshore reseller with an impressive logo, or a smaller, local team who ...