NetSuite, which has pumped a lot of money into Oakland Athletics sponsorships, put even more money into that effort in 2010.  The Athletics relationship goes back to July 2004 and the investment has picked up considerably. Starting in 2008, NetSuite agreed to pay the Athletics $429,000 over three years. In April 2009, NetSuite agreed to toss in $50,000 per year through 2011 for additional in-stadium signage and in December 2009, adding $157,000 per year for three years starting in January 2010. Read more...

With sales of Dynamics AX from Fullscope kicking in for a full year, Edgewater Technology, rebounded to a profit and turned in a 107-percent increase in revenue for the fourth quarter ended December 31. Net income of $675,000 compared to a loss of $1.86 million in last year’s corresponding quarter while revenue rose to $23.5 million, up from $11.4 million a year earlier.

If anyone wonders why Sage is making so much noise about its ERP X3 software, a deal announced by Trey Resources shows why  And this week, the company said Trey closed a deal for software and consulting services valued at more than $700,000 to a multi-national manufacturer headquartered in the Midwest. The company also said that in less than a year it has recouped the investment made to train its personnel. Read more...

NetSuite has signed Informatica to integrate its NetSuite Cloud with Tier 1 applications such as SAP and Oracle. It’s part of an emerging two-tier ERP approach in major corporations as explained this week by NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson at the Morgan Stanley Technology Media & Telecom Conference in San Francisco. Informatica integrates financials from the NetSuite product at the departmental or divisional level with data from the enterprise application. Read more...