on-premises software

Many on-premises software takes longer implementation times along with numerous testing and training sessions.

With on-premises software, the customer manages and purchases the application.

On-premises software has some advantages and disadvantages depending on what customers need.

The overall advantage of on-premises software is looking at the overall return on investment.

On-premises software and Software as a service editions available.

Exchange Server is licensed both in the forms of on-premises software and software as a service.

In some scenarios, companies find a hybrid composed of both SaaS and on-premises software work best for their situation.

It sells both cloud-based and on-premises software.

The on-premises software version enables controlled access to the collection via the Internet using a web server plugin.

Depending on what is needed, services can fall into 2 categories: on-premises software and on-demand (hosted) software.

Confluence is sold as either on-premises software or as a software as a service.

This can be on-premises software or a service that is hosted outside the LTI Consumer.

The increasing penetration of broadband Internet access enabled remote centrally hosted applications to offer speed comparable to on-premises software.

Microsoft Exchange is available both as on-premises software and as a hosted service with Exchange Online.

Axosoft (formerly OnTime) is a proprietary project management and bug tracking system, available as hosted or on-premises software.

The product is distributed both as software as a service (SaaS) and as on-premises software.

Mashups further differentiate SaaS applications from on-premises software as the latter cannot be easily integrated outside a company's firewall.

Exact develops cloud-based and on-premises software for industries such as accountancy, wholesale distribution, professional services and manufacturing, serving more than 100,000 companies.

GrokOla is used by software development teams in corporate environments as either on-premises software or a software as a service hosted solution.

A key driver of SaaS growth is SaaS vendors' ability to provide a price that is competitive with on-premises software.

While typically run as on-premises software, since mid-2013 the company has offered it as a SaaS (Software as a Service) cloud-hosted solution.

"We believe deeply in on-premises software and we believe deeply in this new world of software in the cloud," said Ray Ozzie.

Founded in 2012 and led by Chris Kelley, the company sells on-premises software, cloud services, and professional service solutions to help businesses accelerate analysis and actionable insight.

While some collaboration-related functionality is also integrated into on-premises software, (implicit or explicit) collaboration between users or different customers is only possible with centrally hosted software.

In 2011, the group launched its web services API Application Programming Interface, allowing its financial software to be integrated with third-party, on-premises software.