True Saas Solution
- 2. Software as a service (or SaaS) is a way of delivering software over the cloud—as a service. Instead of installing and maintaining software, users simply access it via the cloud, freeing businesses from complex software and hardware management. SaaS has been a game-changer for B2B and B2C Companies worldwide. Now Software as a Service does not end with Just Installing, Maintaining and liberating business users from Complex software or hardware management. It also includes customizing the software to adapt to the business requirements, constantly upgrading and modifying the software to suit the change in business requirements and maintaining and managing the software.
- 3. “True SaaS” should allow business users to be able to customize the software offerings to suit their needs. This should not be a deterrent to embracing the SaaS model for businesses. Most SaaS Offerings (over 80%) do not behave like True SaaS but are simple off-the-Shelf Software applications delivered via the internet by updating the framework to facilitate – Internet Delivery, Multi-User security, and Shared Resourcing.
- 4. What is True SaaS application? A True SaaS should offer everything, including the Customization, Upgrade and Support of Software – but at the cost of a SaaS.
- 5. Top Indicators of True SaaS Here are some indicators of true SaaS such as ● Scalable ● Multi-tenant ● Updates ● Additional Fees ● Free Trails ● Security ● Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
- 6. Total Cost of Ownership The total cost for ownership of any application includes the cost of software, hardware, security, workforce, network, backup, and maintenance. When it comes to true SaaS subscriptions, IT companies can manage financial risks without any hassles. This pay-as-you-go model always helps companies stay away from unpredictable hidden charges.
- 7. In true software as a service model, customers will receive regular updates and patches multiple times in a year. Each release of updates is tested robustly and delivered with zero interruption and no glitches to integrations, configurations, and other business processes.
- 8. Updates In true software as a service model, customers will receive regular updates and patches multiple times in a year. Each release of updates is tested robustly and delivered with zero interruption and no glitches to integrations, configurations, and other business processes.