NetSuite looks to grow SaaS platform with Unlimited option

NetSuite is looking to extend its reach to large enterprises with the addition of an unlimited service option.

The company said that NetSuite Unlimited removes all caps on user limits and access to third-party applications and add-on modules.

The move is part of a larger NetSuite campaign to build its service out with partnerships and service features.

Chief executive Zach Nelson said that the goal is to offer software-as-a-service packages to large enterprises, and in the process give large-enterprise capabilities to smaller businesses.

"Today we are bringing the power of large systems to all of you and the agility to the largest companies in the world," Nelson told attendees at the company's first SuiteWorld user conference.

NetSuite has teamed up with Oracle, meanwhile, to offer a version of the Oracle Exadata Database machine through the NetSuite cloud service. The partnership will allow NetSuite customers to access the database as part of the cloud computing service.

NetSuite is also looking to lure enterprises though improved social networking integration, and will build in support for the Yammer social networking service as well as integration for Google Apps.

The Yammer tie-up is a natural move as customers have begun to collaborate on editing and sharing information on their NetSuite deployments and records, according to Nelson.

"You take a look at all of the action that is happening on this record. Tere is no other thing to call it but social," he said.