SaaS as a solution

While Software as a Service (SaaS) has so far been most successful as a model for delivering point solutions and serving the needs of SMBs, the advantages of the usage-based pricing model are now proving more and more appealing.

Since emerging nearly a decade ago, the concept of Software as a Service (SaaS) has received a great deal of attention among IT decision makers looking at outsourced models. Indeed, SaaS has gathered such momentum in the market that Gartner has recently suggested around 10% of all IT is now delivered using these alternative methods.

Its proposition is a clear and compelling one: businesses are able to buy services and the associated IT as a utility, benefitting from a standard rate of cost that can flex up and down depending on usage.

This comes with several advantages, including rapid deployment of applications and high scaleability, plus access to the latest technology.

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