SaaS is short for Software as a Service. Instead of buying it, you simply rent SquareClock products and its entire infrastructure. SaaS is not only disrupting existing markets but also opening up entirely new ones such as SME businesses that can now have functionalities that only multinational companies could afford a few years ago. Companies around the world can quickly get to use SquareClock products no matter where they are located.

Here are six reasons why SaaS is four you:

No Acquisition Costs

SaaS provides a new delivery mechanism, different from that of any incumbent vendor. The major fundamental difference of the business model is that of being rental. SaaS is really focused on delivering business value and end user benefits. As such it originates from a different mentality.

No infrastructure to deploy or operate

Incumbent vendor’s growth originates from infrastructure deployment to new customers and pushing more products to their existing customer bases. This way infrastructure maintenance keeps growing at the same rate. We believe that customer value originates from the product itself and that’s how we want to keep it.

Secured

SquareClock guaranties the highest level of security for your product data. Today many global companies have adopted to cloud based software. Relinquishing of that control guaranties an even more professional handling of these risks. With software as our key offering we need to maximize risk reduction or else we go out of business. It is hence in our very own interest to keep your product and user data safe.

Full Service Level Agreement

Fully committed to consumer involvement we view the availability of our software as a prime concern. As a consequence we include a full service guaranty in all the deals we close.

Scalable

SquareClock unlocks the power of next generation cloud computing, by offering a scalable IT environment to organizations of all sizes and across various disciplines. That’s not the case with traditional acquisition models.

Open

SaaS only accounts for a small percentage of IT revenues. Incumbent vendors have been acquiring other traditional business model vendors and consolidating the market so they can keep growing. By contrast the value of SaaS lies in its openness, which comprises the DNA of SquareClock’s IT infrastructure. We are facing no barriers whatsoever to interact and communicate with the existing IT landscape of our clients.