Oct. 1, 2024
Meyer Releases Mey Cloud Explorer: The First Tool to Connect All Cloud Databases
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The new Explorer tool enables direct database access to enterprise SaaS environments using SQL.
Fountatinville, PA — Oct. 1, 2024 — Meyer Consulting Group, a premier ERP consulting firm, today announced Mey Cloud Explorer (MCE), a new tool that provides organizations with direct database access to enterprise SaaS environments using SQL. Cloud Databases: Amazon Web Services (AWS); Oracle Cloud; Salesforce; MS Database Applications
The innovative, lightweight client tool allows clients to issue SQL queries via API.
April 4, 2022
Meyer Consulting Group Joins NetSuite Solution Provider Program
Leading ERP consulting firm launches NetSuite practice to meet increasing demand for cloud ERP
MELVILLE, NY — April 04, 2022 — Meyer Consulting Group, a premier ERP consulting firm, today announced that it has joined the Oracle NetSuite Solution Provider Program. With NetSuite, Meyer will help its customers take advantage of a powerful cloud ERP platform to gain the visibility and control needed to adapt and thrive. Full Press Release
March 31, 2022
Give your company a heart transplant to keep it healthy, says NetSuite boss Evan Goldberg
The founder of the US software giant NetSuite, which is preparing for a “quantum leap” in its technology, has said that big companies should carry out “heart transplants” on their core services and products to stay ahead of “upstart” competitors.
Evan Goldberg said that the company, which was acquired by Oracle in 2016 for $9.3 billion, has been overhauling its core technology after securing the personal backing of Larry Ellison, Oracle’s co-founder, almost three years ago to accelerate the changes.
November 29, 2021
NetSuite CEO Goldberg: Growth companies nimble for post-Covid normality
Evan Goldberg, executive vice president of Oracle NetSuite, discerns a post-pandemic future of business growth through the prism of his company’s customer base, which tends towards high-growth, often internet-based, entities.
In an interview with Computer Weekly, he reflects on what has made 2021 different from 2020. Read The Story