Tag Archives: psa

October 5, 2012 Posted in Business 3 Comments

Cloud Case Study–BlueWolf

By Ben Kepes

While at DreamForce recently I took the opportunity to sit down and talk with BlueWolf a business process and strategy consultancy that does a lot of work with mid sized and enterprise customers helping them move their IT to a more agile way of doing things. BlueWolf has some 3000

Tagged AppExchange, Appirio, BlueWolf, cloud computing, openair, psa, quickbooks, Salesforce.com |

April 13, 2012 Posted in Business Leave a comment

Baker Tilly Extends Beyond Accounting–Delivers FinancialForce PSA

By Ben Kepes

The world of the cloud channel is an interesting one – I recently published a whitepaper specifically looking at ways that partners can prosper in a cloudy world where revenue streams are significantly different than in an on-premise world.What we’ve seen from successful cloud channel partners like Appirio and GlobalOne

Tagged Appirio, Baker Tilly, Baker Tilly International, financialforce, Jeremy Roche, netsuite, openair, psa, Salesforce.com |

July 13, 2010 Posted in enterprise, Product reviews, SaaS 2 Comments

AffinityLive – PSA For Us All

By Ben Kepes

I posted recently about OpenAir, NetSuite’s PSA offering. Hot on the heels of that I talked with Geoff McQueen, founder of Hiive Systems an Australian vendor who is bringing its own PSA solution to market later this year. Geoff gave me a deep dive into their offering, AfifinityLive and despite

Tagged affinitylive, geoff mcqueen, hiive, netsuite, openair, psa |

June 30, 2010 Posted in Business 1 Comment

Emerging Market, OpenAir and Professional Services Automation

By Ben Kepes

When I was in the Bay area recently, I took the opportunity to talk with NetSuite (see disclosure) about their relationship with OpenAir. OpenAir is now owned by NetSuite and has a product line aimed at both professional services automation (PSA).

Tagged netsuite, openoffice, psa |

Ben Kepes is a technology evangelist, an investor, a commentator and a business adviser. Ben covers the convergence of technology, mobile, ubiquity and agility, all enabled by the Cloud. His areas of interest extend to enterprise software, software integration, financial/accounting software, platforms and infrastructure as well as articulating technology simply for everyday users.