Cloud ERP Deployment Options Explained

You have a lot of options for deploying your next significant enterprise technology investment: On-premise, software as a service (SaaS), and everything in between.

When evaluating options for cloud ERP deployment, it's important to understand the differences between single-tenant and multi-tenant environments and the answers to questions like "what is the real ROI for my business when looking at cloud versus on-premise?"

Vision33’s webinar Deployment Strategies for Critical Software sets software deployment options straight. Businesses that are evaluating enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions for the first time or are interested in understanding how the cloud can benefit their business should take note.

A Strong Case for Cloud ERP Deployment

Vision33 has written at length about digital transformation. However, a permanently changed marketplace and the need to become more resilient has highlighted how cloud deployment should be top of mind as businesses look to further digitize and modernize their operations.

Some of the many benefits of cloud deployment include opening new sales channels, reducing the total cost of ownership (TOC) of your IT infrastructure, and increasing flexibility in response to supply chain disruptions.

The Sky’s the Limit with Cloud ERP Deployment

If you’re currently evaluating the cloud, you’ve likely come across the terms cloud, on-premise, multi-tenant, or SaaS. Each of these options offers benefits that can help a business select their cloud deployment while addressing accessibility concerns, disaster prevention and recovery, staffing and skills shortages, and access to real-time information for improved decision-making.

Step one is understanding the differences so your business can make an informed decision. In the webinar Deployment Strategies for Critical Software we cover:

• Different deployment options such as cloud, SaaS, multi-tenant, and more
• How different deployment options can help with accessibility concerns, disaster prevention and recovery, staffing and skills shortages, and access to real-time information
• Why some options are ideal for particular businesses and situations but not for others

Access the webinar recording below!