COMMENTARY -- I recently spent some time talking with NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson and Salesforce.com's barnstorming CEO Marc Benioff about their respective software-as-a-service, hosted application ...

NetSuite on Thursday announced a set of connectors from third party developers that will hook up its enterprise planning software suite with Salesforce.com's CRM apps. The idea: Allow Salesforce.com ...

On-demand business software vendor https://www.pcworld.com/tags/NetSuite+Inc..html is trying to grab CRM (customer relationship management) customers from its rival ...

New integration helps joint customers enhance data management, streamline processes, expand business insights, and improve decision-making "In the past, joint customers had to conduct manual batch ...

Hosted business applications provider NetSuite Inc. has launched an aggressive pricing discount aimed at stealing market share from its top rival: For the next two months, NetSuite is offering to beat ...

SaaS ERP vendor touts apps that can be used to connect Salesforce.com to NetSuite, hoping to score new business among its rival's customer base Hoping to score new business among a rival’s customer ...

Salesforce.com and NetSuite are the unlikeliest of enemies. But to illustrate how disfunctional their relationship has become, in the case of NetSuite, there was radio silence. I spoke to several ...

Current users of Salesforce's stand-alone sales-force automation product will be charged half the cost of their implementation if they drop it in exchange for NetSuite's CRM+ On-demand business ...

Hoping to score new business among a rival’s customer base, SaaS ERP vendor NetSuite on Thursday pushed its ability to integrate with on-demand CRM vendor Salesforce.com. Specifically, NetSuite’s ...

NetSuite Inc., a provider of online accounting software, plans to demonstrate new social-networking programs for businesses that will bring the company into closer competition with Salesforce.com Inc.

Looking to dispel the long-held notion that on-demand applications aren't customizable, Salesforce.com and NetSuite both unveiled their first customization and development platforms in October 2006.

NetSuite's power punch includes a new capability that lets channel partners adapt the software for specific industries and then "clone" those versions for distribution and resale to other customers.