For leading manufacturers
As the drumbeat for business technologies sounds ever louder, leading manufacturers are turning to NetSuite for manufacturing and ERP solutions to replace unwieldy and complex processes with a single software suite that pre-empts delays and errors that impact costs. We’re here to help Australian and New Zealand manufacturers navigate the NetSuite transformation and lay the foundations for sustainable growth.
Read the manufacturing whitepaper to find out why NetSuite’s cloud-based financials/ERP and omnichannel commerce software suite is the best choice for manufacturers wanting a complete business solution.
Get the NetSuite advantage with Annexa
Transform your business with our leading NetSuite consultants
Be opportunity ready
Comprehensive functionality – WMS, ERP, CRM, HCM and ecommerce – provides the software needed to simplify business processes such as warehouse management systems and avoid production delays that impact costs.
Get resource efficient
Convert silos of suppliers and consumers into strong symbiotic relationships that maximise profitability and loyalty.
Gain business visibility
Experience a unified architecture that provides actionable insights on all aspects of your operation 24/7.
Lower total costs
From reducing total costs of IT ownership to greater inventory management insight to uncovering new ways to drive down purchasing prices, adopting ERP software will trim operational ‘fat’ and increase margins.
Modern manufacturing trends
Master the fourth industrial revolution and get the competitive edge
Every product is smart
As Bluetooth and mobile apps proliferate, products are becoming ‘smarter’. This is changing the Bill of Material as connected equipment drives new sales growth for industrial equipment manufacturers.
Customisation at scale
Industry leaders are utilising mass customisation and small batch manufacturing to shape products to the exact needs of the customer, and manufacture the products in closer proximity to their customers.
Clean and quiet environments
Gone are the days of loud, grimy shop floors. Today, operators wear hats and gloves complete with sensors and smart goggles as they control the new generation of robots.
