Software-as-a-service has been recommended to companies seeking to improve the productivity of their workers.
According to an article on IT Business Edge, software-as-a-service is helping small businesses to realise the full potential of their organisation.
“Software-as-a-service delivers software in a web-based form available anywhere there is an internet connection and often on any device – increasing employee productivity with its anytime-anywhere access,” it explained.
The article added that software-as-a-service is paid for on a monthly basis – meaning that fees can easily be adapted to reflect the number of workers using the technology at a company.
Another benefit of the service is that no maintenance is required on the part of the business using it, while automatic updates also help businesses get the most out of software-as-a-service.
Last week, Adineke Babatola, an analyst at research company Canalys, told the Computing website that more companies are turning to software-as-a-service as they realise how easy it is to manage.
Source: qas.co.nz
