Software-as-a-Service offerings, also known as "SaaS," have increased in popularity in recent years for developers and customers alike. IT leaders and experts tout SaaS as a landmark advance in software delivery. We offer five reasons why SaaS is the solution to the ongoing problem of how to reduce total cost of ownership of infrastructure.

There are “Zero Upfront Costs” with NETtime because SaaS, at its heart, does not require capital funds for servers, backup software, additional virus-protection programs, or redundancy utilities. Like pipelines, SaaS offerings can either be turned on or off.

With NETtime, there are no initiation “fees” just to start the service; you can immediately get to work through your operational budget.

Old software offerings require companies to dedicate computer resources to software, server space to data storage, and countless hours of IT helpdesk support just to get the software up and running.

SaaS has changed all of this: all you need is a browser and an internet connection. The bulk of implementation time is dedicated to training end-users on how to use the system’s functions and how to set the system up to cater to their company’s needs.

Paying for your service through SaaS can be as dynamic as your company is unique. You only pay for services or features you use rather than having to buy vast amounts of functionality you don’t yet need. When you’re ready to expand services, SaaS offerings like NETtime will proportionally grow with you to serve your needs.

The back-end of NETtime is in a controlled and predictable environment that we actively manage. When problem situations occur, troubleshooting times are cut to a fraction of what they used to be, freeing you to get work done and get on with business.

Through SaaS, your time spent waiting on technical support becomes time spent making money.

You've chosen an operating system that's right for you and you shouldn't have to change your IT schema to match your time and attendance provider. NETtime™ will run on any operating system and in any environment: as long as you have a browser, you're ready to go.