The aim of connecting data and processes to promote continuous development is shared by three very diverse NetSuite clients from the fashion, construction equipment, and cosmetics sectors.

Three Oracle NetSuite clients participated in an on-stage conversation about how they are addressing this goal at its SuiteConnect conference in London. The dangers of concealed data are summed up by David Matty, Head of IT and Digital at Baylis & Harding, a 50-year-old firm that has been a NetSuite customer for 13 years and manufactures reasonably priced luxury hand and body washes.

Building those connectors to link up data is a constant struggle for the majority of businesses. Established in 2016, Scamp & Dude is a B Corp-certified apparel business for kids and women that only embraced NetSuite a year ago.

Scamp & Dude's principles are reflected in its expanding apparel line, which was inspired by a soft toy created for kids who must spend time apart from loved ones due to illness. To obtain information on online sales from Shopify, in-store sales from its physical stores, payment data from platforms like PayPal, and warehouse stock movements, the firm has partnered with integration provider Celigo. To speed up data flow and eliminate the need for manual uploads, it is now working to integrate procedures as well.

Despite coming from a very different business, the third-panel customer has its integration issues. Around the world, Astrak supplies replacement components for tracked vehicles used in civil engineering and construction. As part of its expansion plan, the corporation is purchasing companies, with the goal of integrating these acquisitions within ninety days.