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Software-as-a-service 'needs to take business size into account'
- Nov 18 2009, 22:11 PM
Software-as-a-service vendors need to take into account the relative size of companies they are dealing with, an expert has said.
Writing on ebizQ, technology author Andre Yee stated that larger enterprises were lagging behind small and medium-sized businesses when it came to the use of software-as-a-service.
He explained that vendors need to understand the "specific rhythm and requirements" of larger enterprises if they wished to persuade them to adopt software-as-a-service in their company.
"Large enterprises aren't simply bigger versions of small enterprises," he said.
"They actually have dramatically different needs linked to managing operational scale and risks."
Mr Yee added that insightful software-as-a-service vendors already understood these differences.
According to a recent article in Fresh Business Thinking, IT professionals are becoming more supportive of software-as-a-service as they realise its potential to save time and money for their organisation.
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