Software as a Service or SaaS is basically an "on-demand" model for delivering software over the Internet. Ideally, the software architecture is designed from the ground up for the on-demand model. Technology companies provide the hosted application, daily operation, maintenance and support to their clients, usually for a monthly fee.

SaaS has become more popular in recent years as an economical alternative to expensive, on-premise software solutions. This is fueled by the advent of broadband connectivity becoming more accessible not only in the office, but also at home, at airports, and even in restaurants.

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 Key benefits of SaaS include:

• Lowered risk compared to on-premise solutions
• Data backup and monitoring by IT professionals
• Infrastructure designed to support mission-critical applications
• Catastrophic loss prevention & Uptime guarantees
• Lowered up front costs and more predictable ongoing costs
• Lowered need to support internal infrastructure (I.T. department)
• Improved service and support levels
• Drastically reduced implementation time

What this Means to You

IDC Research Group believes that adoption of the SaaS model will continue to grow as companies consider SaaS alternatives to traditional offerings, hoping to derive a more positive and successful experience from their software. JX2 Technologies specializes in providing a variety of SaaS applications to our clients. From Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to completely integrated Business Management Solutions, JX2 offers software and services to meet the needs of most every small or medium business interested in streamlining processes and becoming more productive.

The "X Factor" of SaaS

Companies are now able to connect to robust software applications online, making enterprise-level software applications available to small and medium size businesses without the demanding financial commitment and drawn out implementation schedules that on-premise software solutions require.
This shift in software delivery has removed the financial obstacles for mid-market companies who are now able to afford a once-unreachable level of quality in business management applications, hence leveling the playing field in many respects.

By filling in this gap between large and small companies, SaaS provides the "X Factor" that small to mid-size businesses need to compete in today's marketplace. 
Furthermore, on-demand software reduces the I.T. budget, allowing companies to focus spending on developing strategies and meeting company objectives rather than supporting hardware and software applications.