With our Professional Services, we create a package to meet your specific business needs within an implementation timeframe.

No software or hardware to purchase, install or maintain

Given the current shortage and expense of dedicated IS personnel, the SaaS model means less of a burden on IT departments that already have many demands placed on them.

Access to comprehensive security

back-up, disaster recovery and support services. Spend less time on managing your application and more time on your core business, doing what you do best.

No updates or upgrades to install

Your Users enjoy access to the latest version of the solution because updates, upgrades and enhancements are made available automatically.

Because we manage all updates and upgrades, there are no patches for customers to download or install. We also manage availability, so there’s no need for customers to add hardware, software, or bandwidth as the user base grows

High Adoption

SaaS applications are available from any computer or any device—anytime and anywhere. Because most people are familiar with using the Internet to find what they need, SaaS apps tend to have high adoption rates with a lower learning curve.

No capital outlay

Because the subscription fees can be paid on a monthly basis, without the need to purchase the software licenses outright, it is easier to budget for a SaaS-solution and pass the monthly costs through an operating budget.

Rapid deployment

Since there is no software installation required, maintenance personnel can get started by utilizing the system immediately

Simple, low cost implementation for multiple locations.

Multi-site locations don’t need high power servers for Terminal Server or Citrix architectures to use an SaaS model, so the implementation process is simplified.

When considering a SaaS solution, it is important to fully understand the benefits of the SaaS model as well as the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for hosted vs. premises-based solutions. When comparing the costs of a SaaS solution and a traditional, premises-based software solution, people often fall into the trap of simply comparing the subscription fees of the SaaS against the software license fees of the traditional system. The application license fees are only a small portion of the total cost to implement, customize, manage and support traditional software.