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Your business drivers determine Your purchase method whether SaaS, on-premise, Managed or Hosted

The unprecedented flexibility of software delivery that is available to customers today represents a tremendous opportunity to reduce costs, strengthen core capabilities, and speed business agility. When considering which delivery model to use for a particular business process, make sure to examine the various business drivers.

Method of investment

SaaS - Regular monthly pricing based on usage calculated on a per-user, per-month basis, and based on consumption- Can be Hosted or on-Premise

Deployment Method

Hosted - SaaS based solution hosted by GoServicePro for the client either on a dedicated or shared hosting approach
On-Premises - can be a traditional purchased solution or a SaaS based on -premise offering
Managed Solution- providing clients with a fully maintained and supported Managed Service solution

Cost: Requirements for the application can help you to determine which approach is most cost-effective

Differentiation: Business processes that are core to your business and take advantage of in-house expertise typically remain on-premise. But commodity processes can be outsourced.

Time-to-market: Hosted applications often can be deployed much faster than on-premise solutions, so you can implement new or changed processes more quickly.

Resource availability: On-premise deployments often require more time and money than deployment of a hosted application. If budgets are tight or your IT department does not have free resources, you can still meet your business' needs through hosted applications.

Process affinity: Some processes are inherently more suited to either hosted or on-premise deployment. E-commerce and supply chain operations often rely on hosted applications, whereas material requirements planning is normally deployed on-premise.