TAG: disaster recovery

Larry Steele, Technical Vice President, SaaS - Savvis

Buyers tend to evaluate SaaS differently from other technology solutions because they view it as a simple procurement that doesn’t need in-depth evaluation or considerations of the underlying infrastructure. That's a mistake. Here are five aspects of underlying infrastructure that buyers should evaluate before selecting a SaaS solution.

Kamesh Pemmaraju - Sand Hill Group

New mobile devices and apps are creating internal business value and external value with customer interactions in every industry. But there are also some risks.

This new Sand Hill report provides insights of enterprise CIOs, CTOs and other IT managers into challenges, opportunities, best practices and lessons learned regarding their companies’ efforts and policies in transitioning to enterprise mobility.

Larry Steele, Technical Vice President, SaaS - Savvis

The scary-but-true fact is that many SaaS vendors do not have a true disaster recovery plan. Many software companies operate in a single facility and assume that the cost of creating a new or standby environment is too expensive. However, as SaaS vendors mature, disaster recovery plans are a must-have.

Larry Steele, Technical Vice President, SaaS - Savvis

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) vendors seeking to realize new growth quickly and successfully face a host of decisions when they plan for global SaaS deployments. As software companies look to expand to new geographical regions, many are forced to localize internationally - especially in Europe.