NetSuite IPO: Some Thoughts
Well, here’s a good analysis on Netsuite by Jason Wood: Netsuite Ponders IPO.
I wrote an earlier piece on Netsuite, and contrary to Jason’s point that Nestuite’s lack of Enterprise customer revenues is a negative, I think it is a positive.
You know by now, that I really believe in the SME opportunity. It’s a humongous untapped market opportunity, and I hope NetSuite gets it right, gets to focus on it, and make it happen in a big way.
Salesforce.com opened the floodgates for Saas and On-Demand business models.
I am hoping NetSuite opens up SME as a perfectly desirable market opportunity. It’s amazing what one big success does …
Right now, I am a bit sick of everyone chasing the already extremely crowded teen market. And to think that the teens have no direct spending power, whereas SME has HUGE direct spending power …!
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[…] Shutterfly is a consumer Internet photo site that is growing fast and well. I have written previously about Epocrates, Netsuite, Capella Education. Epocrates is a targeted Mobile Content service for Physicians that is growing on the basis of subscription and advertising revenues. Netsuite is a SaaS service for SMEs, while Capella is an Online University. […]
The entire on demand CRM space is focused on SMB. Enterprises have not adopted on demand CRM as of yet, and any company with success in the on demand CRM for the SMB is a winner.
Other companies to check out: Entellium and Salesboom.com
Not true at all. Salesforce.com does a very significant enterprise business.
Ellison’s Double Dip: a Conflict of Interest? No….
Matt Marshall at SiliconBeat is wondering whether Oracle CEO Larry Ellisons 60% ownership (*) in NetSuite, preparing for a $2B IPO represents a conflict of interest.I don’t think so. Oracle dipped into the On-Demand market before, it…
Netsuite V’s Salesforce for enterprise?
Well I have been admin for both and the big suprise with Netsuite is the lack of a good sharing and security model.
Until the fix it, Netsuite is good only for the S end of SMB