ERP Implementation

After a difficult NetSuite implementation, On-Time Supply partnered with Anchor Group to fix warehouse documents, improve financial reporting, streamline repeat orders, and turn its ERP into a stronger platform for growth.

One of the biggest NetSuite implementation problems that companies encounter is choosing the wrong NetSuite Partner. There are many reasons why a NetSuite Partner might be the wrong one.

Here is a breakdown of some things that may affect a NetSuite Implementation timeline and some of the advantages and disadvantages of different approaches to project timelines.

Healthcare organizations and medical device manufacturers face a unique challenge: balancing operational efficiency with strict regulatory compliance. With business transformation failure rates historically reported as high as 70% by consulting firms like McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group, selecting the right ERP platform and implementation approach becomes critical. NetSuite's purpose-built healthcare solutions offer pre-configured modules for HIPAA compliance, FDA regulations, and patient billing workflows—but only when implemented correctly. This guide walks you through everything you need to know about NetSuite services for healthcare and medical device companies.

To benefit from all the prebuilt SuiteSuccess dashboards, roles, etc., in your New NetSuite Account, you will need to follow the deployment guide specific to your edition.

Yes, there are risks with implementations. Luckily, we've seen enough NetSuite implementations to have a pretty good idea of how to manage those risks!

Construction firms juggling multiple projects, subcontractors, and job sites know the pain of disconnected systems all too well. When your estimators work in one platform, your field crews submit paper timesheets, and your accounting team manually reconciles everything in spreadsheets, profitability becomes a guessing game. Hundreds of construction companies are already using NetSuite for construction to unify project management, job costing, field operations, and financials into a single cloud-based system—eliminating the chaos and giving you real-time visibility across every project.

Every outdated spreadsheet and disconnected system costs your fashion brand money while competitors deliver seamless omnichannel experiences. With industry analysts frequently citing that as many as 70% of digital transformation efforts fail to achieve their goals, apparel brands need a proven roadmap to successfully implement NetSuite ERP. The right NetSuite implementation strategy transforms your backend operations from a growth bottleneck into a competitive advantage—unifying inventory, orders, financials, and e-commerce into one powerful platform built for fashion's unique demands.

Learn how Power Technologies partnered with Anchor Group to recover a delayed NetSuite implementation, improve reporting visibility, optimize workflows, and build a scalable ERP foundation for long-term growth.

Anchor Group recently completed a clean, on-budget and on-timeline project for a software IoT device company that was expanding internationally and getting ready for IPO. If your organization is considering an ERP implementation, the following is your guide on how to replicate this success.

ERP implementation is a strong fit for growing companies with disconnected systems and heavy manual work. A clear plan, clean data, good training, and strong project leadership help the system work well.

A complete NetSuite implementation checklist covers six phases: discovery and planning, design and configuration, data migration, testing and UAT, go-live cutover, and post-go-live hypercare. For most mid-market companies, the full implementation runs 4–6 months from kickoff to go-live, followed by a structured 30–90 day stabilization period. This guide gives you a phase-by-phase checklist for planning, building, launching, and stabilizing NetSuite in 2026. It is designed to help teams avoid the most common causes of implementation failure: weak discovery, late data cleanup, inadequate testing, poor cutover planning, and underfunded hypercare. Whether you are leading the project internally or working with a NetSuite implementation partner, use this as a practical guide from kickoff through the 90-day post-launch review.