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or To download the material directly from NEC
The flexible Cloud/SaaS model is based around scaling the software up or down with your business. Hosted solutions allow you to add users on demand and remove them on demand. You pay on a monthly basis only for active users. And in a down economy, the likelihood of having to lay off active users goes up, which is why this approach makes sense when business is slow.
A SaaS model also allows you to add and remove software, not just users, on demand. For example, you could lease SharePoint just for a special six-month project. Or you could decide that your business just can’t afford mobile connectivity for every user right now. In an on-premise solution, you have already paid for the functionality, so you’re in a “use it or lose it” situation. In the SaaS model, you can turn off mobile connectivity, and then turn it back on in three months when cash isn’t as tight.
For further information on how Calm Response can help you, please contact usAccording to research, two-thirds of the energy used by PCs and monitors is wasted when the computer is not in use. What’s more, according to Gartner, your PCs are the single-largest contributor to the organization’s IT carbon footprint.
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InfoClipz: Cloud computing
Internet-based services now allow businesses to add computer power, store data, use browser-based applications, and even develop Web applications without purchasing new hardware or software.
The flexible Cloud/SaaS model is based around scaling the software up or down with your business. Hosted solutions allow you to add users on demand and remove them on demand. You pay on a monthly basis only for active users. And in a down economy, the likelihood of having to lay off active users goes up, which is why this approach makes sense when business is slow.
A SaaS model also allows you to add and remove software, not just users, on demand. For example, you could lease SharePoint just for a special six-month project. Or you could decide that your business just can’t afford mobile connectivity for every user right now. In an on-premise solution, you have already paid for the functionality, so you’re in a “use it or lose it” situation. In the SaaS model, you can turn off mobile connectivity, and then turn it back on in three months when cash isn’t as tight.
For further information on how Calm Response can help you, please contact us
