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Email archiving can be implemented by subscribing to a hosted service, commonly called “software as a service” (SaaS), or by licensing software and installing it in-house. Which approach is better? Sometimes the choice is clear; more often it is not, and a potential customer must balance trade-offs.
This Ferris Research white paper explains the main differences between the two approaches so IT executives can decide which is best for their organizations.
Report 806. 9 pages.
Table of Contents
SaaS Solutions: Background
Software On-Premise Solutions: Background
Installation
Steps to Install SaaS vs. Licensed Email Archiving
Costs
System Maintenance
Tasks
Control
Performance
WAN Considerations
Attachment Retrieval
Privacy
Total Cost of Ownership
Other
IT Staff Not Diverted
SaaS Costs More Predictable
Summary
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