Software
as a Service

Building and running bespoke software is very expensive. Choosing a SaaS solution can be a cost effective alternative with minimal drawbacks.

What is SaaS?

Software as a Service (SaaS) is where a vendor installs, configures, updates and manages a piece of software and the infrastructure required to run it on your behalf.

Usually, the offering is some version of a standardised or off-the-shelf package which can be configured in a greater or lesser degree to your requirements. Examples of this could be a managed Wordpress setup or a MySQL Database from a cloud provider such as Amazon's RDS service. Often these are highlighted as "low-code" or "no-code" solutions where features can be toggled on, off and configured from some kind of control panal that you have access to in order to tailor the product to your needs as closely as possible.

What are the benefits?

Often these are highlighted as "low-code" or "no-code" solutions where features can be toggled on, off and configured from some kind of control panal that you have access to in order to tailor the product to your needs as closely as possible.