| Vol.1 Issue 3, March 2005 |
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La Jolla Finds Cure
La Jolla Institute for Molecular Medicine found a cure for biotech financials with NetSuite.
NetSuite Unveils NetFlex The new platform introduces Web Services, Advanced Customization capabilities, and AppBuilder.
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Missed the last Newsletter?
You can view a backlog of 2005 here:
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Explore Consulting provides innovative solutions to drive business process efficiency for companies of all sizes. As we identify better ways to get the job done, we like to share the information with the community…that’s you. We also want to keep our customers (past and future) up to date on all the latest Explore happenings. We hope you enjoy the newsletter. If you have any suggestions of what you would like to see on future publications please send us your comments here.
Upcoming Events
Portland, Oregon-Quarterly CRMA Event, March 29th
Join Explore Consulting in Portland for a unique chance to meet with national known speaker Chris Selland . The Topic: CRM Market Consolidation - What Does it Mean to the Customer?
Tuesday, March 29, 2005 Registration: 5:15 to 5:45pm.
Presentation: 5:45 to 7:00 pm
Ecotrust Building
721 NW Ninth Avenue
Portland, OR
Easy on street parking.
To register go to: PortlandCRMA.org
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Did you know that Explore Consulting has extensive experience in utilizing the Microsoft .NET architecture to successfully build and deploy applications? Find out more by clicking here. |
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NetSuite Tips
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Each month, we will provide our NetSuite customers with some tips on how to use the product more efficiently and how to perform complex or unintuitive tasks. We hope that you find these tips helpful.
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| Biotech White Papers |
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 Opening Records in a New Window
It is common to run a report, drill into an individual entity or transaction record, and then lose your place from the initial report screen. Instead of clicking the actual entity or transaction name to drill into the specific record you should right-click on the record name and select ‘Open in New Window’.
(click the image below to see it full-sized)
This way you can drill into the record to view more detailed data without losing the initial report screen. Any changes you make to the entity or transaction record can be saved and the second window can be closed. You then can hit the refresh button on the report screen to view your changes.
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The Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP) Forum published a new guidebook in February, 2005 titled “A Risk-Based Approach to Compliant Electronic Records and Signatures.”
With over 40 reviewers, this guidebook provides a much needed overview of the risk management process, implementation, and controls. Several useful appendices include case studies for typical pharmaceutical computer systems including spreadsheets, clinical trial label printing, high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), interactive voice response (IVR), adverse event reporting (AER), batch records, laboratory information management (LIM), and enterprise resource planning (ERP). More information can be found here.
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