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Architectural Overview Runs its Business on a NetSuite Blueprint
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Learn more about NetSuite's Professional Services Automation Solution (PSA) SuiteProjects: https://bit.ly/3tmLgjH
Back again…Guest host and NetSuite content marketing manager, Ian McCue, is chatting with Lee Buescher, founder of Architectural Overflow, a commercial and residential architectural services company (2:14). After diving into his background and why he started the business (6:39), Lee notes the start of the company’s partnership with Southern Living in 2010 as a pivotal moment of growth (9:50). At the time, the business was running on QuickBooks, and Lee took a blind risk, knowing it couldn’t properly manage the partnership, which included ecommerce, customer service, fulfillment and more. And that’s when he decided to implement NetSuite (13:09). Lee says he knew he wanted a cloud-based system (16:06), and the fact that NetSuite could handle all aspects of the business in one place sealed the deal (20:10). Since implementation, Architectural Overflow has evolved to run most of its operations on NetSuite, from order management to customer service, financials to marketing, analytics, fulfillment and beyond (22:02). Today, the business is also in the process of implementing SuiteProjects to handle the complexities of project management and provide clients with increased visibility into project progress, including project profitability (23:48). Finally, Lee concludes with future plans for Architectural Overflow (30:25) and his No.1 piece of advice for fellow founders (32:28). Tune in to find out!
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137 episodes
Manage episode 323308380 series 2528251
Learn more about NetSuite's Professional Services Automation Solution (PSA) SuiteProjects: https://bit.ly/3tmLgjH
Back again…Guest host and NetSuite content marketing manager, Ian McCue, is chatting with Lee Buescher, founder of Architectural Overflow, a commercial and residential architectural services company (2:14). After diving into his background and why he started the business (6:39), Lee notes the start of the company’s partnership with Southern Living in 2010 as a pivotal moment of growth (9:50). At the time, the business was running on QuickBooks, and Lee took a blind risk, knowing it couldn’t properly manage the partnership, which included ecommerce, customer service, fulfillment and more. And that’s when he decided to implement NetSuite (13:09). Lee says he knew he wanted a cloud-based system (16:06), and the fact that NetSuite could handle all aspects of the business in one place sealed the deal (20:10). Since implementation, Architectural Overflow has evolved to run most of its operations on NetSuite, from order management to customer service, financials to marketing, analytics, fulfillment and beyond (22:02). Today, the business is also in the process of implementing SuiteProjects to handle the complexities of project management and provide clients with increased visibility into project progress, including project profitability (23:48). Finally, Lee concludes with future plans for Architectural Overflow (30:25) and his No.1 piece of advice for fellow founders (32:28). Tune in to find out!
Like what you learned? Subscribe Now!
Follow Us Here:
Lee Buescher: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lee-buescher-6a96653/
Oracle NetSuite
LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/NetSuiteLI
Facebook: http://bit.ly/NetSuiteFB
Instagram: http://bit.ly/NetSuiteIG
Twitter: http://bit.ly/NetSuiteTW
#NetSuite #NetSuiteERP #ArchitecturalOverflow
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