Apr 28
2010
Evaluating SaaS / Cloud for Government #3Q&A: Is the software truly multitenant?
7 Question & Answer Blog Series: When evaluating SaaS and cloud computing for your government agency …
3. Is the web-based software / SaaS truly multitenant?
Multitenant architecture allows for quick deployment, lower cost, and faster innovation. It is important to evaluate SaaS vendors for your government agency for:
- Efficient service delivery, with low maintenance and upgrade burden
- Consistent performance and reliability based on manageable multitenant architecture
- Rapid product release cycles
With web-based / SaaS applications such as BasicGov and its cloud platform partner Force.com, government agencies have a true multitenant architecture.
BasicGov with Force.com dramatically reduces the effort to integrate with either on-premises applications including Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, ESRI or other third-party solutions and external cloud services such as Amazon Web Services, Facebook, Google AppEngine, and Twitter.
Click to read Intro Blog and list of 7 questions.
Click to read #1Q&A: Is my web-based software / SaaS data secure?
Click to read #2Q&A: Can I track SaaS performance?
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