NetSuite unleashed a flood of announcements at this week's SuiteWorld conference in San Jose, Calif. Among the most notable was the introduction of SuiteBilling. The press release announcing the application said, "It is the industry's first and only comprehensive cloud solution that synchronizes complex processes from order to billing to revenue recognition, all within one system." [More about SuiteBilling in an article on Rev Rec].

Blackbaud is building a new headquarters that it says will accommodate more than 300 new workers over the next five years. The Charleston, S.C.-based nonprofit software company says the new facility will be constructed on Daniel Island in Berkeley County, S.C. CEO Mike Gianoni noted his organization has operated in South Carolina for 30 years and termed the new project a "generational investment."

Unanet, which makes cloud-based project accounting applications, has named three new vice presidents. The Dulles, Va.-based company recently named Chris Crowder as VP of strategic accounts. In that position, he is responsible for enhancing Unanet's capabilities and expanding its presence among large government contractors and other project-driven organizations.

A new version of Sage Live has been rolled out for three Apple mobile devices in the United Kingdom and Ireland. These are the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. The update includes new collaboration capabilities, which Sage says is powered by Salesforce Community Cloud, and which enables business-wide social interactions. Sage also said the system has a complete use interface refresh that has made Sage Live beautifully fast and even easier to use."