Software-as-a-Service Myths
For years, organizations of all sizes have suffered the hassles and unexpected costs that accompany deploying and maintaining a variety of traditional software applications that, ironically, were intended to make them more productive. Now a new breed of Web-based services are pushing legacy applications aside and finally giving users the business benefits they’ve been seeking.
This new form of software-as-a-service, or SaaS, has been spearheaded by Salesforce.com’s (CRM) customer relationship management and salesforce automation applications, and NetSuite’s “net-native” enterprise resource planning applications.
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