Trying to decide between a hosted/Software as a Service (SaaS) ERP deployment or an on-premise deployment of a new enterprise resource management system can be quite the dilemma. It requires judging your current business needs against the needs you anticipate having as your business grows.
continue reading...Archive for the ‘Hosted/On Demand/SAAS’ Category
One More Reason To Consider Subscription Pricing for Microsoft Dynamics GP
In the past, Microsoft Dynamics GP customers who access the agreement via subscription (SPLA) had one very distinct disadvantage! But a new Microsoft decision has finally given subscription customers their just rewards. Can you guess what it is?
continue reading...5 Benefits of On-Demand ERP Software
There is no doubt about the benefits that an ERP system will bring to a business of any size; nonetheless, a traditional implementation process can be so expensive and complicated that will make it unaffordable for some small/mid size companies nowadays.
To this end, some business solution providers in this highly competitive market now offer the On-Demand ERP Application Software system
continue reading...Software vs. Services- What You DON’T Have To Give Up With Microsoft Dynamics
Microsoft Dynamics Software plus Services strategy is centered on offering customers a CHOICE. One of Microsoft’s differentiators in the market is their ability to offer customers the choice of deploying on-premise (software world), hosting from the clouds (services world) or perhaps doing both.
- In the software world you have complete control: you get to customize [...]
Have You Heard About SaaS? Is It Right For You?
Let’s start off with a little quiz. SaaS is: A) a discount airline offering direct flights to Finland, B) a turbo charged automobile well suited for the German Autobahn, C) Software as a Service, D) not as good as the hype would have you believe. If you answered “C”, you get points for accuracy. If you answered “D”, you have passed the quiz with honors! (Don’t feel bad if you answered A or B)
Simply put, Software as a Service (SaaS) is a delivery method for software in which the applications are hosted by a third party, rather than reside on your servers. To access the software, you pay monthly subscriptions fees based on the number of users. At first glance, this model seems very attractive – no upfront software costs, fast implementation, no new hardware to purchase and maintain. But there are many critical factors to take into account if you are considering SaaS solution.
continue reading...What does Software Plus Services really mean?
Anyone researching ERP software today is likely to come across the term “Software As A Service” (SAAS). While enthusiastic about the concept, Microsoft has chosen to take a different approach by using the term “Software Plus Services”.
continue reading...Valor Brands Puts its Trust in OmniVue’s Hosted Microsoft Dynamics Solution
Disposable Diaper Company to Automate 80% of Its Financial Reporting by Running Its Business on a Hosted Microsoft Dynamics Solution from OmniVue
continue reading...Should ERP Software Buyers Have Their Heads in the Clouds?
So here we are barreling ahead with Cloud Computing and SaaS (software as a service) – a pay as you go approach. Microsoft is offering MS Office in the clouds and Google has their cloud answer to the MS Office suite. Take a look at this link that defines exactly what Cloud Computing, both public [...]
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