In last week’s post, we reviewed a simple approach to defining installed software versus software-as-a-service and looked at some examples. In this post, we are looking at some common things to keep in mind from each primary stakeholder’s point of view.
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In this two-part series we’ll explore how the decision to use an installed software product for your eCommerce system instead of software as a subscription service, or vice versa, and how it can impact the project requirements as well as stakeholders in marketing, operations and IT. This time, we start with a simple approach to defining installed software versus software-as-a-service and looking at some examples.
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I’d say that 97% of people who contact us for a website request the ability to update their site with a Content Management System. It’s at the root of what we do, and we’ve developed our own and have experience with many others. No matter what CMS we’re building on, allowing people to update their website content, blog, promotional space, news items, etc. really puts marketing a business online in the website owner’s hands. The possibilities are endless.
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