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Bridging the Communication Gap Between NetSuite and Your Suppliers

Supply chain disruptions are everywhere, and your business’ supply chain is being talked about in the boardroom, whether or not you’re in it. Are you prepared to be a part of the conversation and present solutions to your team?

If you’re wondering how other NetSuite customers have painlessly improved how they manage supply chain disruption, look no further. This on-demand webinar will give you the intel you need to improve how you work in NetSuite and measurably improve your supply chain management. You’ll also get insider knowledge on how your experience using NetSuite might compare to others.

In this on-demand webinar you’ll learn how to:

  1. Improve your suppliers’ delivery performance
  2. Extend and expand the investment you’ve already made in NetSuite
  3. Guarantee supplier adoption of software and tools
  4. Improve managed services
  5. Increase operations efficiency and automation

Watch the Full Webinar Here

Colby Young

VP of NetSuite Unit

Colby Young brings many years of supply chain expertise supporting product organizations growth by utilizing automation to enhance supplier collaboration and boost supplier performance. Colby runs the NetSuite Business Unit at SourceDay as the go-to and best-in-class Built for NetSuite partner for direct spend supplier portal. Whether you are a manufacturer, distributor, retail, or consumer product company, Colby has experience supporting complex supply chain goals and helping implement best practices for all things direct spend procure-to-pay.

Phillip Pavelka

Solutions Engineer

Phillip is a Solutions Engineer at SourceDay, where he has spent five years working with potential and current customers on best practices for embracing technology to protect revenue and cashflow. Previously, Phillip spent 11 years in Contract Manufacturing, running operations and developing close relationships with Procurement to ensure materials did not affect customer demand.