Interesting thoughts by Stephen Arnold related to On-Premise vs. SaaS software based on SAP case. Also link on Understanding SAP’s Business by Design SaaS strategy.
Do you think the same analyses can be applied to PLM business?
Interesting thoughts by Stephen Arnold related to On-Premise vs. SaaS software based on SAP case. Also link on Understanding SAP’s Business by Design SaaS strategy.
Do you think the same analyses can be applied to PLM business?
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