The head of Oraclenetsuite has established his vision to ensure that business technology works ensuring that his organization is connected as much as possible.
Speaking in the Suiteconnect London 2025 event of the company, Evan Goldberg highlighted the importance of ensuring that all their data are connected, pointing out how successful companies do not work in Silos.
“If you are a business leader in 2025, you probably feel pressure to make the most of your technology, and you are not alone,” he said. “Companies with better execution operate unified way, with each function connected to the other.”
Time for adequacy
With the Netsuite platform that offers such a wide range of accounting and finance tools for companies, Goldberg introduced the idea of ”adequacy”, whereby all the elements of his suite work together, which means that all his data, his processes and equipment are unified in a single system.
This approach means that users can obtain more information when analyzing the data together, but they also see greater productivity benefits, since workflows are united from end to extreme and in all departments, which means that their equipment can really collaborate because everyone is working in the same system.
“(Adaptation) means that you can achieve more in each department of your business,” Goldberg concluded.
Goldberg also pointed out how finances are critical for each area of a business, and that is why Netsuite was built to be “an operating system for its entire business, not just a system for accounting or human operations or resources or any unique functional area.”
“Our work is to offer a constant innovation, allow you to get more out of the suite in each area of your organization,” Goldberg added.
“Our association with Oracle (means) we can offer powerful business degree solutions, once available only for larger organizations, at an appropriate scale and price for your organization.”
AI, as expected, was in the heart of the company’s latest innovation, with Nicky Tozer, Senior Vice President of Emea, Oracle Netsuite, pointing out how AI “is no longer the technology of the future, is here today.”
The company also presented a large number of tools and services focused on AI agents, including the improvement of the text for personalized fields, allowing faster and more personalized data entry, and a financial exception management agent that can automatically detect any potential problem with suspicious transactions.
“Organizations in the United Kingdom are looking for AI to help them be more productive and do more with less, but knowing where to start can be overwhelming,” Goldberg said.
“With our incorporated AI, not screwed and offering it at no additional cost, Netsuite is helping customers reduce the entry barrier and easily and easily benefit from the latest advances to obtain deeper information and increase efficiency.”
