With the NetSuite Retail Management Suite and Retail Ahead, retailers can go the multi-channel route and run on a single, highly accessible, cloud-based, and integrated platform with a combination of POS features, CRM, accounting, and eCommerce features. Retailers can, with a single platform, ensure a unified customer experience, boost sales, work to provide more value and enhance their brand.
In a Part 1 post on how NetSuite aids retailers, we started with how NetSuite helps streamline retail businesses and how retailers can benefit from many of its features. We mentioned how NetSuite Retail Management Suite helps retailers can get closer to customers and develop a relationship with them, how NetSuite allows eCommerce integration by letting retailers add a fully integrated website as another channel, and how it makes POS (Point of Sale) work towards benefiting retail businesses directly. Here are some more of those benefits that NetSuite Retail Management Suite can provide:
Automated Marketing and better merchandising
Wouldn’t you be able to serve your customers better if you could deliver orders quickly? When processes are streamlined, you can help clear operational bottlenecks, which in turn, lead to better customer service.
Using the NetSuite Multi-channel Retail Management Suite, you can calculate inventory re-order points automatically, keep tabs on stock and inventory levels – down to individual items and locations, help cross-sell better by using the automated product recommendation system (which is based on customer behavior and previous purchase trends), automate emails to shoppers when they abandon shopping carts (on your integrated eCommerce store), automate drip-email campaigns to unleash the power of email marketing, follow-up emails with coupon system to encourage customers to come back to shop and so much more.
What happens where? Now, you’ll know
Businesses are run better when the dependency on information is reduced to automation rather than depending on human input. NetSuite Multi-channel RMS (Retail Management Suite), allows you to view the entire data from one department to the other. For instance, you’d have access to the data flow between your website and then to warehouses, accounting or finance department, and then to shipping and handling (imports and exports), etc. Real-time visibility of this data, as your business functions, can enable you to make quick decisions. Business intelligence gives you – the retailer – a competitive edge.
Metrics gives you power
Key metrics are important for every business: for retailers, it’s vital. Using these metrics, retailers can take corrective action, improve processes, better understand their customers and market to them more effectively, adapt marketing to suit customer tastes, cater to customer requirements and much more. NetSuite RMS understands that. As such, you’ll have access to business intelligence, dashboard analytics, Key Performance Indicators (KPI), reports (complete with graphics and snapshots), KPI scorecards, and plenty of other business data to help you run your business smoothly.
As is evident, for every retail business that has an inherent need to do business better, NetSuite helps all along the way. From reporting to marketing, accounting to metrics, NetSuite Retail Management Suite is a robust tool that can handle it all.
Would you like to see it action? Do let us know and we’ll be more than happy to show you how it works for your business. Please feel free to comment or contact us for more information.
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Today, consumers make fewer distinctions about where and how they buy products. Yet, retailers know that their customers expect consistent performance across the various contact points – be it an eCommerce enabled website, an application off Facebook Fan Pages, Point of Sale such as kiosks, phone-based purchases, or the actual brick-and-mortar stores.
How is a retailer expected to deliver consistency effectively across all these contact points?
The key is to have a multi-channel strategy in place and get your retail business the sure-footedness that it deserves. According to research conducted by Forrester, multi-channel shopping – as on 2012 – contributes to 40% more sales than single-point shopping.
What if there was a way to use technology to aid you in your multi-channel strategy for your retail business? What if you could use a single application that manages your entire business, supports multiple locations, gives you access to multiple channels, integrates with POS (Point-of-Sale) systems and much more?
NetSuite Multi-channel Retail management Suite is just the sort of advanced tool you could use to get all of the above and more. Here are some of the things you can achieve with the NetSuite Retail Management Solution:
Customer is King; Get closer to your customers
No brand building effort is complete without a fruitful relationship with your customers. But to serve them well, you need to know them first. With thousands of customers walking on the aisles or shopping online, how do you do that? Using NetSuite’s Retail management solution, get an all-round view of your customers’ shopping habits, personal profiling, purchase history and overall shopping preferences.
Further, this information helps you with personalized marketing to your customers, offer them self-service options, make offers based on their interests (which you’ll know from all the captured information about them earlier), and automate shipping and handling. In short, no matter how many customers you have and across as many channels or contact points in your retail business, you can boost your brand recall value, develop a lasting relationship with your customers, and make them come back for more.
Let the web magic happen
For a retail business with a single store, multiple stores, or multiple branches getting online with a strong web presence (which includes an eCommerce site equipped to handle transactions) is a must. Creating a website from the ground up, and then thinking of ways to streamline the shopping experience off your website such that it syncs with that of your offline business is a wee-bit old-fashioned.
Thanks to the industry leading, intuitive and almost “Amazon-like Experience” - a full-featured website store is just a matter of plug-and-play. Using the full-featured web store, add another channel for your retail business, import orders, track shipments, reduce your inventory, work across geographic precincts, etc.
Make POS (Point of Sale) a Point of Business
Traditionally, a POS system would enable greater sales and plays the brand card to an extent. Today, you can run a business out of such a system thanks to NetSuite OnSite POS Integration – a part of the Retail management System onsite support.
Using the combined power of leading hardware and software from POS management vendors and the powerful integrated management features of NetSuite OnSite POS system, your retail business will benefit from accepting cards (debit, credit and gift-cards), accelerate billing and support by using barcodes, electronic signature capture devices, etc. You can print out receipts or bills faster, handle special orders, process refunds, deal with web-order pickups at POS, and much more.
In the second part of this post, we’ll discuss more about the capabilities of NetSuite’s Retail Management Suite. Meanwhile, if you’d like to check out how the system works for your retail business, please do feel free to get in touch with us.
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Today, technology seems to know no bounds – it’s hard to keep up with new and emerging technologies. As a business with eCommerce goals, you’re under tremendous pressure to adapt and change – as compared to any other business model – simply because eCommerce is also at the forefront of commerce and trade.
We believe that with changes in technology, we get better tools. You can use technology to make your business processes faster and more efficient. The fact remains that the core functions of the business remain the same – but you get to do them better, faster, easier or at much reduced costs.
For your eCommerce (and even if it’s not eCommerce) business to run, a few items on your “to-do” list won’t change. Here are a few must-haves that your business is never complete without:
A robust, easy-to-manage CMS with YOU in control
While technological progress gets you better Content Management Systems (CMS) for less, a system of managing content (to promote and manage) your business is critical to your business success. Plain websites and characterless, voiceless and soul-less eCommerce sites won’t sell for long. To have voice, character and a way to connect with your customers, you’ll need a robust CMS. In addition, if your eCommerce site just has product listings, you’ll need a frequently updated blog too.
Front-end systems to capture and generate leads
If you have a website – be it an eCommerce site or not – you should have a way to capture leads on your website. You have a choice of tools such as landing pages and opt-in forms that you can use. Even if you just pick an advanced CRM such as Salesforce, you’ll see that Salesforce allows you to capture leads straight into your system. If there’s one conversion goal for your website (apart from sales), it should be your opt-ins simply because they are your leads. More leads you have, the more opportunity you have to convert into sales and the more money you make.
CRM - a system to manage leads
Business profits have a direct correlation with your marketing efforts. If eCommerce is all about doing business on the Internet, you’ll need a system that helps you to generate leads, nurture these leads (because prospects become customers when they want to or when they can) and close sales. If you do it all manually, you face human-error and significant wastes of valuable employee time.
An eCommerce site is best run with a resident CRM in place – a rock-solid, efficient and dependable system that runs 24 x 7. You’ll never forget to call or follow-up with a prospect and you’ll know – in real -time where the prospect is in the sales cycle. With a CRM, your marketing gets new muscle.
Are you going to flex these muscles?
Customer support – faster & more responsive than ever
You have choices as far as customer support is concerned – numerous channels and tools. If there’s anything that can differentiate your business in an already crowded eCommerce arena, it’s your customer support. Set-up a ticket system, add social media channels and use them for your customer support, hire staff to do it for you, full-time. Outsource your customer support to someone else. No matter what you do, the onus is on you to provide stellar, hyper-response customer support to your clients. Nothing else will do.
Want to learn more about a robust eCommerce site? Click here for our portfolio of sites. What else can you do with your eCommerce site? How about a Facebook webstore? Or abandoned shopping cart follow-up? Click here to see our list of eCommerce add-ons, as well as the benefits for each of these modules. Want to talk to a eCommerce specialist? Click here!
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We, at Sererra, are little green people. In case you didn’t know, we’ve had a great Go Green initiative going strong for a while now. Our business centers around helping businesses implement some of the best, state-of-the-art and highly efficient cloud-based systems for businesses. Some of these tools help businesses automate the sales cycle, boost lead acquisition efforts, render financial and accounting processes more efficiently and even help leverage technology for running the entire company – from raw material sourcing all the way to shipping and handling.
Here’s how you help contribute – knowingly or unknowingly- to the green initiative when you consider using cloud solutions:
Minimum number of data-centers
Assume a situation where one established cloud services vendor has thousands of clients. One or two large data centers – complete with the servers, redundant services, IT assets, network and cooling systems – should cater to all of these clients. Vendor managed data centers mean that none of those businesses that invest in cloud computing or cloud services from this vendor have to set-up data centers on their own. While it obviously saves them millions in data-center set-up and recurring costs in maintenance, this simple move makes each of the vendor’s clients “green”.
Lean Assets, Maximum results
Even for a business without the need for large data centers, going to the cloud markedly reduces the amount of money invested in basic assets such as the number of servers, computers, business applications and networks. Cloud storage eliminates the need for humongous amounts of space for storing tapes. Document storage and sharing obviates the need for filing cabinets. A lean network that can handle data storage and transfer to mobile devices allows employees to work location independent, reducing the need for expensive office space.
The era of the cloud is all about maintaining lean assets and achieving maximum efficiency, for lowered costs.
Don’t hustle, just email, call, or collaborate on social media
Once upon a time, businesses had groups of sales executives doing the rounds all over to get to one client and then to the other. Times have changed drastically. Web-based solutions are a sure and imminent step towards going paperless. Technologies like CRM solutions allow you to do most of the processes in a sales cycle without ever leaving your computer. Apart from emergencies, no one ever has to move from anywhere. Savings accrue in the form of paperwork obviated, fuel that did not burn, time that wasn’t lost, long haul flights you didn’t have to take thanks to video-conferencing, etc.
The new way is to connect with your potential customers or present customers on VoIP or Skype. Collect signatures using digital signature services. Go paperless by using document sharing. Store files on cloud-backup services. Keep in touch with your customers using your CRM, social media, email, live chat, or customer service tickets.
That’s the new way. Are you doing it yet?
If you’d like to go green, deploy lean assets, and ensure maximum returns for your business by leveraging technology, ask us how. We’d love to help you out.
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This post briefs on the state of cloud computing for businesses, the usual elements most businesses overlook concerning security – the biggest fear most businesses have, other Common Cloud Computing Concerns, and helps you with the big decision to take action and move to the cloud.
According to The State of the Cloud Survey, July 2011, which included over 5300 global organizations, by Symantec, over 82% of the businesses worry about Security and 78% of them worry about performance. Only 74% of them tend to mull over the costs, and the number of businesses that seek compliance is just a wee bit over 76%.
Yet, cloud computing is big business. Securityweek.com pegs the market value at about $10 billion to $25 billion, and the number is steadily climbing. The excitement about cloud computing and the benefits it has for businesses is too big a party to miss.
Benefits of Cloud Computing
Businesses expect reduction in costs anywhere from 50 to 90%. They expect to add mobility, a dramatic increase in storage capacities while leverage vendor expertise, and the ability to scale infrastructure along with business growth.
Cloud computing also benefits businesses by allowing for high levels of automation, high flexibility, and even allows IT departments to shift focus on strategic initiatives as they stop worrying about server maintenance and software updates. Instead, businesses can focus on profitability and innovation.
Allaying Concerns On Cloud Computing 
In our extensive experience providing cloud strategy consulting and dealing with some of the best cloud solutions for businesses available today such as SAP Business, ERP, Salesforce, and Intacct, we know that these cloud concerns are valid ones. Every business looking to move to the cloud addressed this concern at some point.
Some of the usual concerns are unauthorized access or breaches that affect networks, business processes, and business applications, along with many related issues pertaining to the cloud are expected, common concerns.
Solutions are plenty, of course. Here are a few, common problems and the respective solutions in place to surmount them:
How do we secure our network?
While it’s exciting to see technology evolve, it brings its share of problems for us to contend with. Network security – what with networks growing in size and scope – is one of the biggest worries for businesses, as is. The cloud takes this security threat one notch higher. Hackers can attack, the possibility of Denial of Service attacks are higher with the cloud, etc.
Good cloud computing vendors set-up high-security perimeters around their infrastructure. They set-up robust firewalls, have log management software, etc., and usually have network security policies established. When looking to use any cloud solutions that relate to your network, check for these security policies.
Data Security
A big concern for businesses also has to do with data and it’s security, understandably so. Since cloud environments are shared and your business data lies with third-party solution providers, the incidence of risk is higher. Data encryption is the usual standard and the best practice most cloud vendors will adopt. When approaching cloud vendors, look for logs, their infrastructure and policies to know how they secure and protect your data. See if they have a certification process in place to establish third-party relationships and to know how they encrypt their data.
How secure are business applications?
Business applications are critical elements of business operations and there lies another equally big worry: How secure can business applications be when taken to a cloud? Lots of questions to ask your cloud member but there are solutions. How does your vendor deal with application security? How do they manage APIs, user sessions, application cores, etc.? What do they have in place for applications security management? What about encryption keys, vulnerability scanning, assessment tools, etc.?
While these make up for the vast chunk of the “concerns” businesses have, there are even more concerns such as reliability, server uptime, service compatibility, etc. That’s where a Service Level Agreement (SLA) comes in which vendors list out all service agreements explicitly. Vendors make it their everyday business to honor these agreements. With all the infrastructure set-up, this is what vendors primarily focus on.
Beating the Last Minute Resistance -- The Big Decision
Moving from the traditional way of doing your business to a new concept like the cloud is understandably a difficult decision to make. Given that there are solutions in place for every discernable risk for businesses, not making this decision to move to the cloud could let your competition take advantage, make it expensive to run your business, and with results that leave you wanting for more.
A year or two from now, could your decision to move to the cloud from your traditional mode of operating business possibly be the best decision you took for your business?
To make it easy for you to make this decision, we have a complimentary session which includes knowing your businesses, taking you to through this session to help you figure out how to select the right cloud solutions for various aspects of your business, etc. – think of as an elaborate tour to walk you through cloud computing to help you make an informed decision. Click here to get started.
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For some people, confidence comes naturally. Others have need to work at it. So follow these Golden Rules, if you want to improve your level of personal confidence:
1. Look after yourself
Confident people look and feel great. The first step towards boosting confidence is to start with your physical and mental state. Try and eat healthy foods, reduce junk food and drink plenty of water during the day. Do a little exercise every day. It will work wonders. Go to the gym or take up a sport. Then get a new haircut, buy some new clothes and shout yourself a gift that you'll value. If you look and feel fantastic, then you'll start each day feeling wonderful.
2. Set Simple Goals
When you get to work, set simple and achievable weekly goals. So on Friday night when you leave work for the weekend, you'll feel great that you've done what you set out to achieve. This will give your confidence a great boost. Make sure you tell people about the goals you've set, and when you achieve them. Never make your goals too hard or too easy to reach. And each week, stretch yourself a little more so that you're constantly performing at higher levels.
3. Get a Mentor
Find someone who is honest and wise - someone you can trust — and ask them to be your mentor. It might be a family member, friend or colleague. Meet with them monthly to talk about the goals you've set and what you've achieved. Get their feedback and advice on any problem you're experiencing. Their feedback and support will boost your confidence even further.
4. Work/Life Balance
To be at the top of your game, you need to have a great work/life balance. This means juggling your work and personal time effectively. Be aware that if you overwork, then tiredness and stress will knock your confidence. So limit your work hours and make the most of your personal time by doing things you enjoy. If you get the most out of life, then your confidence will grow each day.
5. Get back into learning
When you started your career, everything was new and exciting. But now, you probably don't learn as much as you used to and this will take some of the excitement away from the job. So get back into learning new things through reading, online research and meeting people to learn from them. Try and learn something new each day. This will not only improve your performance at work but it will give your confidence a great boost because of the extra knowledge you're gaining.
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What’s one common need for an eCommerce site, brick-and-mortar business, a service business, or a product-based business? Effective and profit-pulling lead generation.
Putting up a landing page, a website, a blog, or going all out to create a dozen social media accounts in leading social media websites isn’t going to mean anything to you if the leads don’t convert into buying customers.
In fact, there would nothing to write home about with regard to your business if you don’t master the art of lead generation. Here are some tips to masterful lead generation:
Establish trust first 
Consumers buy from you because they trust you. They don’t buy because you happened to show up with a glitzy, great looking website or because you just spent thousands of dollars on your corporate branding kit. To invoke trust online, you need a custom, content marketing strategy that aims to inform, educate and gain trust.
Personalized, unbiased, authoritative, well-researched and fair content is a must-have across your content delivery channels that include your blog, white papers, social media posts, and regular emails to your subscribers. Without this first step, any effort you take in any other business endeavor will be wasted.
Have the right tools
Mediocre tools get you mediocre results. Thousands of tools have sprouted up to meet business demands today but most of these tools leave much to be desired. There’s no dearth of tools, cloud computing solutions and cloud-based services today.
Yet, not all these tools are services are the best match for your business. You have to research, test and determine what tools work for you and your business processes. Once you narrow down the tools, that you think will work for your business, pick the right solution for your business.
Lead generation is a process, a long-term one
Lead generation is not a quick, “do this and get that” process. In fact, it’s a long-term process that pays dividends if you get it right. Rush through it, ignore it, or look for short-term gains and you would carve a path straight to disaster.
To help and support your long-term lead generation process, you’d need to have a reliable, effective and trust-worthy system to support the growth of your business. Businesses like SAP, NetSuite and Salesforce have been investing in highly stable solutions to help your business develop a process that can aid business growth.
Brining the Power of Communication to Work For You
Start with strong, persuasive, unbiased, fair and value-added copy that resonates with your prospects. Include a single call-for-action, and use simple words wherever you can. It’s important that you bring the power of persuasive copy to work for you in all your modes of communication.
Because there’s a call-for-action that determines the result of your campaign, your copy has a singular role to play: to make the prospect to take action.
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With these fundamentals for lead generation taken care of, you have everything you need to deploy effective, profit-pulling campaigns.
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You're Invited!
You may already know the benefits cloud computing brings to your Sales team, but do you know how your finance and accounting departments can take advantage of the cloud? Attend Sererra's Beer & Business event to learn more about finance on the cloud, including how to:
- Use professional strength applications
- Seamlessly integrate with Salesforce CRM and other leading business applications
- Streamline and automate manual, error prone processes
- Tailor the system to work for you
- Tap into the cloud
- Achieve faster financial closes
- Gain infinite business visibility
- Improve internal controls and governance
- Access your financial system—anytime, anywhere
Event: Finance on the Cloud
Date: Thursday, April 12
Time: 5:30 PM (drinks & appetizers will be served)
Location: Dave & Busters, 71 Fortune Drive, Irvine, CA
Please RSVP by April 5. Space is limited.
The future of cloud finance is just a drink away. Register today for Beer & Business - our FREE event - and learn how to revolutionize the way you do business.
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The big question for every enterprise: What are the typical savings that occur after moving to the cloud? What changed, really? While the answer to that question is rather broad and can mean different things to every business, there are a few general points to focus on when calculating ROI or trying to justify decisions made. Here are those general points:
Where did the hardware go?
One of the biggest chunks of apparent savings you’ll notice is the big void in the payables for hardware. In fact, you’d not have any expenses on this front at all except for basic hardware that you’d need such as client peripherals, mobile devices, laptops and desktops. To get an accurate estimate of your savings on this front, look at the total value of ‘decommissioned existing hardware’. You may also look at the reduced need for hardware across the enterprise.
Administrative costs, staffing and overhead 
On-premise IT business applications are resource-intensive not only in terms of data centers and the supporting infrastructure you’d need for them, but also on the administrative side of things such as space, people (staffing) and other overhead. When you move business applications to the cloud, you’ll typically be able to operate with less staff, practically zero-space and reduced overhead. Most cloud solution vendors host the entire infrastructure, maintain regular specialist staff and all the hardware needed to keep your applications and business processes running, 24 x 7.
How much did you save on that?
Business application changes, software & hardware upgrades
Software and hardware need constant upgrades. Businesses grow, change scope, add or remove service or product lines and sometimes debunk their entire business model. Can you imagine the price of adding or jettisoning related software or hardware? How do you possibly change infrastructure and assets as frequently as business scenarios do? Another big advantage with cloud solutions is that you could do all that and much more. You’d never have to worry about upgrades, scaling up or down, changing business ideas, etc. Everything on the cloud is easily adjustable.
There are other benefits such as obviating the need for maintaining expensive data centers, taking the cost of maintaining power and cooling for these data centers, improving organizational efficiency, ensuring transparency of data while securing it at the same time and having someone else to manage IT resources while you focus on your business.
We'd love to show you just how much money you can save. Contact us today to find out!
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In a previous post, we mentioned some really useful and free Salesforce Apps. We plan to run a series of posts to feature some of the best Salesforce apps (free or paid). Here’s a continuing list of some of the best paid Salesforce apps:
Email Integration for Salesforce 
Salesforce users have pointed out that they would really benefit from more features and functionality when it comes to email. Although Salesforce does have an email function, “Email Integration for Salesforce” app supports all email formats, automates your email logging process, and creates contacts on the fly. All email interactions are threaded and is “social enterprise” powered. Thanks to this app, all if your emails with customers are available for the entire company to see - if you choose to.
Conga Composer
Conga Composer is your highly efficient, professional assistant. It helps you to send custom quotes, gather relevant data using sales reports and SOQL queries, produce great looking, sophisticated documents, create PDF forms to print, attach, or email to your customers, and much more. For additional awesome features, you may check out Conga Extremes suite of add-ons.
FinancialForce Accounting for Salesforce
Do you dread the whole process of keying in data for accounting processes or for invoices? You don’t need to do that anymore. With Salesforce and the FinancialForce Accounting for Salesforce App, you can leverage the cloud-computing app and use it for accounting, invoicing, billing, accounts payable, reporting and many more such everyday finance processes.
Leads360: Lead Management for Salesforce
Every business knows the importance of generating leads for sustainability and profitability. Yet, only a few businesses really know how to source highly convertible leads and manage them. Now, literally any business can do it, thanks to applications such as Salesforce and Leads360 (a lead management app). If you are into B2C type of business, you’ll find the combination of Salesforce and Leads360 almost irresistible. Maximize your contact and conversion rates for sales, engage in superior lead management, tap into smart dialing and drip email that comes with Leads360, etc.
Since it’s impossible to cover all the great apps available at Appexchange, we will look into special apps in posts such as these. If you’ve used or heard of an app we are very likely to miss, please do let us know so that we can feature those (we’ll certainly mention you as the source as thanks from us).
If you’d like to try out Salesforce with or without the combination of these apps, let us know!
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