When considering the switch to SaaS, you want to know what to expect as well as plan ahead to avoid potential pitfalls. We’re going to review a situation where a company moves to a SaaS deployment, so you can see first-hand how a smooth transition is possible.
ABC Company has been hearing a lot about the cloud and it has piqued their interest. They are a small firm of just 10 employees and currently use multiple spreadsheets to manage and track their business and financial activity. ABC Company knows the benefits of SaaS ERP by reading online resources, but they want to take the next step to find out more. So ABC Company first begins to seek out the ERP solution that is right for them, then they start contacting partners that can help deploy the solution in the way that fits ABC Company’s needs.
When they’ve narrowed down the
This hypothetical situation may or may not be where you’re company is at. But a few key lessons to take away are to make sure to
By Jullie Fuller with Cargas Systems,
With over 400 successful implementations and a 95% customer retention rate, Cargas is one of the largest Microsoft Dynamics partners in Pennsylvania.
Yeah this is an easy and simple methods to move to saas model. The SaaS provider takes care of all hardware and software maintenance issues, freeing a company's IT personnel to focus on high-value business process functions.Companies are no longer burdened with the time-consuming and costly tasks of managing an enterprise-class application infrastructure: no more backups, no more patches, no more software upgrades, no more purchases of additional disk space and CPU power.
The transition from one accounting system to another should be as seamless as possible. Some solutions make the process easier than others.