What is the most common reason your company abandons an implemented SaaS solution?

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Too complex to use29%

Change of needs49%

Insufficient support & service20%

Other (please comment)1%

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IT Manager in Software4 years ago

Technology evolution is bringing change in needs very frequently which impacts deployed solutions

IT Manager in Software4 years ago

By the time, deployed solution get stable and start giving desired outcome, need take new shapes (need changes)

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