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Why the Future of Cloud ERP May Be Hybrid
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More and more companies are adopting cloud-based ERP software, but it’s important to recognize that not all cloud implementations are created equal.
In a Software-as-a-Service arrangement, software vendors host their own solution on their own infrastructure and license it to the user, typically via a subscription agreement. By comparison, in a Platform-as-a-Service model, an enterprise’s current software is migrated to a service provider’s datacenter/infrastructure. Finally, a hybrid ERP model allows for legacy ERP software to be kept on premises and integrated with cloud point-based solutions to meet specific business needs.
In our team’s experience working with all three implementations outlined above, the best option will depend on whether your existing ERP software is successfully meeting your core needs. PSGi’s Dave Kravitt breaks down the pros and cons of each approach in this webinar.
In a Software-as-a-Service arrangement, software vendors host their own solution on their own infrastructure and license it to the user, typically via a subscription agreement. By comparison, in a Platform-as-a-Service model, an enterprise’s current software is migrated to a service provider’s datacenter/infrastructure. Finally, a hybrid ERP model allows for legacy ERP software to be kept on premises and integrated with cloud point-based solutions to meet specific business needs.
In our team’s experience working with all three implementations outlined above, the best option will depend on whether your existing ERP software is successfully meeting your core needs. PSGi’s Dave Kravitt breaks down the pros and cons of each approach in this webinar.
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