1. Rising Two-Tier ERP Adoption. As large organizations grow even bigger, resources are often stretched too thin for a conventional ERP system to manage.

Today, the two-tier model makes a lot of sense. Going forward, enterprises may look skeptically at their on-premise legacy software — at least that's what NetSuite is hoping.

With a two-tier deployment, the ERP system is controlled and run by the subsidiary as opposed to a top-down IT governance from the headquarters.

The Tier 1 ERP solutions provide fully functional ERP and reporting solutions across all industries. However, the associated costs may drive a company to look at Tier 2 options.

NetSuite and Informatica announced a partnership on Tuesday that seeks to exploit the concept of "two-tier ERP" (enterprise resource planning) deployments.

It has a high degree of compatibility with SAP ERP, and can flexibly deal with a wide variety of conditions. This project is based on the two-tier ERP concept and aims to realize total optimization ...

The catalyst for much fo this growth will be two-tier ERP system adoption. Microsoft ’s New CEO knows the enterprise and cloud’s role in it.

At Oracle OpenWorld, NetSuite introduced NetSuite Two-Tier ERP for Oracle, which is designed to provide a cloud-based enterprise resource planning application for subsidiaries while preserving the ...

A connector will tie departmental implementations of NetSuite's cloud-based OneWorld suite with a core on-premises ERP system from SAP or Oracle NetSuite and Informatica announced a partnership on ...

NetSuite and Informatica announced a partnership on Tuesday that seeks to exploit the concept of “two-tier ERP” (enterprise resource planning) deployments. The companies are co-developing a ...