QueBIT Acquires Suite Answers That Work to Expand ERP and NetSuite Services
QueBIT Consulting, LLC announced the acquisition of Suite Answers That Work, a consultancy specializing in NetSuite implementation and support. The acquisition enhances QueBIT’s capabilities in enterprise resource planning (ERP) and expands its offerings in integrated finance, operations, and supply chain solutions.
Suite Answers That Work, founded by Shawn Eckert, has provided NetSuite consulting and support across multiple industries. The company’s expertise includes integrating NetSuite ERP with systems for eCommerce, customer relationship management, human capital management, supply chain management, and business intelligence.
Following the acquisition, QueBIT will offer expanded services including technology strategy and advisory, full lifecycle NetSuite implementation, system integration, optimization, and training. The company stated that this move supports its goal of delivering unified ERP and analytics systems to improve business performance and decision-making.
QueBIT, a Rotation Digital company, has more than two decades of experience in AI-driven planning and analytics. The integration of Suite Answers That Work strengthens its position as a provider of enterprise systems that connect financial and operational processes.
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