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SaaS Based ERPTeam 7
It is low cost, scalable and accessiblefrom anywhereERP delivered
through the SaaS model is projected togrow rapidly in India, particularly in the
SMB sector. ByVinita Gupta
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SaaS
Software as a service
Sometimes referred to as "on-demand software,"
A software delivery model in which software and itsassociated data are hosted centrally (typically in the(Internet) cloud) and are typically accessedby users using a thin client, normally using a web
browser over the Internet
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ASP Vs SaaS
ASP Model SaaS Model
Dedicated infrastructure per
customer
Multiple Customers on same
platformNeed to support Multipleenvironments
Common environment for allcustomers
Multiple versions in marketplace
One version of Software
One time license fee & Annualmaintenance
Predictable recurring revenue,tighter relationship withcustomers
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Product Vs Service
Software as a Product Software as a Service
Delivery Installed Hosted
Development Longer Cycle Short, continuous cycle
Pricing Perpetual license +maintenance
Subscription (allinclusive)
Allocation Capitalized Expensed
Platform Multi-version Single Platform
Updates Larger, less frequent Shorter, frequent
Sales Focus Close the deal Prove value in first 90days
Feedback cycle Long Short
Profits Initial Sale Ongoing
Success New license revenue Lack of churn
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SaaS vs traditional ERP: Five Key
Differentiators
Accessibility Since SaaS is entirely accessed through the web, you are in
a world of hurt of the internet goes down
Cost SaaS can be deployed at a much smaller initial cost, which
can be attractive to smaller businesses.
But as the business grow, the expenses for SaaS basedERP also increases
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SaaS vs traditional ERP: Five Key
Differentiators
Simplicity In general, SaaS is simpler to deploy from a technical
perspective. No need to purchase additional servers or physically install
the software in yourself
Flexibility SaaS is generally less flexible than traditional ERP in that
you can't completely customize or rewrite the software
Control Because SaaS is less flexible there is a little control over it
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Conventional ERP vs. ERP-as-a-
service
Conventional ERP ERP as SaaS
High capital expenditure No capital expenditure
Direct and indirect investment No investmentBallooning costs Low-cost subscription model
Long implementation time Implement in weeks
Rigid ScalableLimited access Anytime, anywhere access
Limited licensing Flexible licensing
Upgrades at extra cost Free upgrades5/4/2012 8TEAM 7- SaaS Based
ERP
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SaaS Steps
1. Understand your business objectives and definition of asuccessful outcome (idea)
2. Select and staff your services delivery team (people)
3. Define and understand the infrastructure needed to deliveryour SaaS application (hardware)
4. Select your hosting facility and Internet Service Providers(ISPs)
5. Procure the infrastructure and software required to deliveryour SaaS application (security your platform)
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Cont.,
6. Ready to RunI. Deploy your SaaS delivery infrastructureII. Implement disaster recovery and business continuity
planning
III. Integrate a monitoring solutionIV. Establish a Network Operations Center (NOC), Client Call
Center and ticketing system7. Design and manage Service Level Agreements8. Document and manage the solution while open your business
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SaaS Steps
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SaaS Process
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Illustration :HCLS SaaS
Environment
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Revenue Options For SaaS
Firms
Subscription (monthly fee per seat)
Transaction based pricing (like credit cards)
Profit sharing
Ownership sharing Ad-based revenue (e.g. pay per click)
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User Benefit
Lower Cost of Ownership
Access Anywhere
Freedom to Choose (or Better Software)
New Application Types
Faster Product Cycles
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Vendor Benefits
Increased Total Available Market
Enhanced Competitive Differentiation
Lower Development Costs & Quicker Time-to-Market
Effective Low Cost Marketing
Predictable MRR Revenue
Improved Customer Relationships
Protecting of IP
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Challenges in Adoption of
SaaS
Data Security
Latency into the environment
Customization is less Costly and Risky
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Adoption Challenges
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Choosing the Right Enterprise
SaaS option
Couplability
Reusability
Data Security Data Integrity
Proprietary Nature of the process
Need for incremental motivation
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Areas of Application
Archiving and eDiscovery
Business Intelligence (BI) Collaboration
CRM
Digital asset management
Enterprise contentmanagement
Enterprise resourceplanning (ERP)
Human resources
Integration IT management
Online backup
Supply chain management
Web content management
Web conferencing
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Major Suppliers of SaaS
AT & T
Salesforce.com
ZOHO Oracle
IBM
Cisco Dell
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Thank You