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 Accessibility - 2009 and beyond ...                           Select here to Print in pdf >>>

  Accessibility has soared by switching to a 'Software as a Service' delivery model

  Software as a service (SaaS, typically pronounced 'sass') is a model of software deployment where an application is hosted as 

  a service provided to customers across the Internet. By eliminating the need to install and run the application on the

  customer's own computer, SaaS alleviates the customer's burden of software maintenance, ongoing operation and support.

 

 Here are some of the outstanding accessibility benefits that our clients are now experiencing:

  •  Our software will deliver via a host of different web browsers independent of the clients primary operating system.

  •  The client users will now have full access to a secure logon to our software 24/7, enabling around the clock access.

  •  Access via a secure login is possible from any location across the globe.

  •  Our software will function independent from any Managed Operating Environment. (MOE).

  •  The lead time from registration to full function and availability is significantly reduced to days instead of weeks.

  •  Our clients will get new features, improvements and upgrades all the time, as they happen - not at roll-out intervals.

  •  Our SaaS provider conducts daily back-ups with offsite archives of weekly and monthly backups.

  Using SaaS also can conceivably reduce that up-front expense of software purchases, through less costly, on-demand pricing.

  The SaaS software is handled by a third-party application service provider (ASP). This way, end users may reduce their

  investment on server hardware.

 

  Select this link to view a short video to explain.    'Software as a Service' video  >>>

 

  Further Benefits to our clients include:

  • You do not require dedicated or shared server hardware and associated software licensing.

  • You do not require in-house technical support to install, update or manage the software application.

  • Centralized updating, which obviates the need to download patches and upgrades.

  • Any changes, improvements or fixes affect all of our clients at the exact same time.

  • The centralised location means that our software development team can write and implement enhancements very quickly.

  • Our development team can now produce new units, additions or amendments can be offered with a very low lead time.

  • The benefits of new enhancements can be experienced as soon as the new feature is added to the software application.

  • The data centre hosting our SaaS maintains the highest level of data and building security.

  • A small monthly subscription fee is paid instead of a lump sum payment at the start of the year.

  • During power outages, an onsite power generator will support our data centre at full capacity for 24 hours.

  • 24 hour Management provides fully automated, password-protected, web-based administration.

  Key characteristics

  The key characteristics of SaaS software include:

  SaaS applications are generally priced on a per-user basis or a flat per month rate.

  SaaS revenue streams to the vendor are therefore lower initially than traditional software license fees, but are also recurring,

  and therefore viewed as more predictable, much like maintenance fees for licensed software.

 

  The present or "standard" way to use business applications often will mean buying extra hardware just to run the software.

  Then you are left to run the applications from your server, manage the hardware and software yourself, and panicking whenever

  an upgrade or patch needs to be made.

 

  With SaaS, all you need to do is pay a monthly rental or subscription fee, log-on to the application and start work.


  The SaaS provider manages the hardware and updates the software. The point to be clear on here is that the SaaS solution

  only needs to update one server - any changes, affect all the customers.

 

  SaaS solution users get new feature upgrades all the time.

  Analysts claim that by 2010, 30% of new software will be delivered via an SAAS model.
  Variously termed "on-demand software," the "ASP model" or "hosted software," SAAS involves renting Web-based software

  hosted at the provider's site. For many companies large and small, SAAS is the best way to roll out new technology.

 

 

 

 

 

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