Sina Moatamed is the first SAP Mentor who has hands-on experience working on Business ByDesign. At Sapphire Now 2011, Sina and Jon grabbed an empty room at the Hilton to talk about the impact of SaaS ERP and the cultural changes invoked by an SME that implements ByD.
Jon has done a podcast with Sina previously, but this is the first time they have discussed the cultural impact of SaaS ERP in detail. During the conversation, Sina also talks about why SaaS ERP is moving up-market, and how the role of IT shifts during a transition to SaaS ERP.
Show Notes:
0:00 Sina’s hands-on ByD experience as a ByD CIO
1:30 SaaS ERP – moving up market?
3:30 “It’s not my IT guy procuring a service, it’s my lawyer”
5:10 The cultural changes invoked by ByD and SaaS ERP
8:20 How do you stay nimble while enforcing use of one ERP software package?
10:55 Sina’s advice to ByD customers
We can say that saas erp is the enhanced version of the traditional software used in the enterprises.There are various ERP software available in the market but saas is preferred because it is of low cost and easy to deploy
With SaaS based solutions you don’t pay for off the shelf software, as
with on-premise software applications, you pay for seats of users that
specifically need to use the software for daily business activities.
Nice one. Saas ERP applications are installed faster and integrated into the workforce more quickly than traditionally on-premise applications.So, its a great blog. I really agree with this blog
Small to medium sized companies benefits most from SaaS ERP solution since it can put in place quickly and doesn’t require too much time and effort. SaaS ERP has similar functionality but costs far less traditional options.