All businesses need software. That fact is not in question. What is in question is what’s better—packaged software or software as a service (SaaS)? The answer to the packaged software vs. SaaS dilemma is multi-faceted. The first consideration is whether or the needed software is available in both configurations. If it is, what’s the price
Category: Cloud Computing
16 Jobs in SaaS
Statista reports that, in 2020, software-as-a-service (SaaS) spending topped $103 billion. In the 10 years that have passed since EZnet Services, Inc. first launched EZnet Scheduler® (cloud-based SaaS appointment scheduler), we’ve seen SaaS go from an obscure software delivery method to the new standard. As a result, we’ve put together this tutorial: 16 jobs in
SMBs Need Scalable SaaS Solutions
If you own a small to midsize business (SMB), you are focused on growth. Your primary need is scalability, which is one of the biggest advantages of implementing cloud-based SaaS. Keep reading to learn why SMBs need scalable SaaS solutions. A system is considered to be scalable when it doesn’t need to be redesigned
10 SaaS Myths
Most people know that the majority of SaaS (Software as a Service) products are cloud-based. They mistakenly believe that using a SaaS product will mean that their data will be “out there in the universe” to be breached in the blink of an eye. That’s one of 10 SaaS myths that are far from the
4 Key Benefits of Virtualization
In a previous blog post, we talked about the security advantages of cloud computing. But did you know that virtualization is the foundation of cloud computing? It’s so central to our SaaS appointment scheduler, EZnet Scheduler®, that we’ve decided to put together this easy-to-understand tutorial on 4 key benefits of virtualization. What is Virtualization? Virtualization
What is Cloud-Based Computing?
The days of buying boxed software programs to be installed on your computer’s hard drive are a thing of the past. Cloud-based and SaaS applications have taken over. The good news is that those programs do not reside on your computer. But… what is cloud-based computing? And is it really better than the “old school”