Gartner Analyzes Five Popular SaaS Myths - Calculating the efficiency of the software-as-a-service delivery model

As SaaS tends to become very popular, Gartner decided to provide fact checks for five of the most common SaaS myths. The aspects that have been analyzed include the cost-effectiveness of this delivery model, as well as implementation procedure, the ability to interact with on-premises applications and the SaaS configuration capabilities.
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“In recent years there has been a great deal of hype around SaaS,” stated Robert DeSisto, VP and distinguished analyst at Gartner. The representative of this company further explained the appearance of the SaaS assumptions: “As a result, a great number of assumptions have been made by users, some positive, some negative, and some more accurate than others. The concern is that some companies are actually deploying SaaS solutions, based on these false assumptions.”

As SaaS tends to become very popular, Gartner decided to provide fact checks for five of the most common SaaS myths. The aspects that have been analyzed include the cost-effectiveness of this delivery model, as well as implementation procedure, the ability to interact with on-premises applications and the SaaS configuration capabilities.

“In recent years there has been a great deal of hype around SaaS,” stated Robert DeSisto, VP and distinguished analyst at Gartner. The representative of this company further explained the appearance of the SaaS assumptions: “As a result, a great number of assumptions have been made by users, some positive, some negative, and some more accurate than others. The concern is that some companies are actually deploying SaaS solutions, based on these false assumptions.”

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