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Overview
Key Findings Show Growing Intent to Invest, Though Critical Issues Remain
Recommendations Indicate Opportunities and Challenges for Vendors
Survey Objectives Focused on Identifying Shifts and Trends in SaaS Usage Worldwide
Services and Financial Services Industries Account for Nearly One-Third of Respondents Among Nine Countries Surveyed
Survey Base Exhibits Increasing Experience With SaaS Solutions
Ease and Speed of Deployment Now Equals Cost-Effectiveness as a Key Motivation for SaaS Adoption
Small-Business Accounting, E-Mail and Sales Applications Continue to Be the Most-Popular SaaS Solutions
Investment Outlook for SaaS Remains Generally Positive Through 2012; Only 5% Worldwide Expect Declines
Only 1% of Organizations Surveyed Indicate Plans to Reduce Future Usage of SaaS
Nearly 75% Expect Increases in SaaS, While Less Than Half Will Increase On-Premises Solutions
Replacement or Extension of Existing On-Premises Solutions Remain the Major Drivers of Future SaaS Deployments
More Than One-Third Have Migration Projects Under Way From On-Premises to SaaS
Significant Integration Requirements and New Sourcing Strategies Drive Migrations from On-Premises to SaaS
Some Find SaaS Less Than Optimal
Rising TCO Joins Significant Integration Requirements as Top Criteria Promoting the Transition to On-Premises
Over One-Third of Respondents Cite Issues With Recent SaaS Deployments
Integration Issues and Customization Constraints Hamper SaaS Deployments; Network Instability Still a Concern
More Enterprises Are Renegotiating Contracts for Greater Functionality, Additional Users and Improved Financial Terms
Companies Are Slow to Institute Policies Governing Evaluation and Use of SaaS
SaaS Has Become an Executive Decision
Methodology: End-User Surveys Characterize the Adoption and Use of SaaS Across Three Major Regions
SaaS Is Defined by Three Key Elements
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