Article | June 18, 2007

ECM: The On-Demand Versus On-Premises Debate

Source: Field Technologies Magazine
The term ‘on-demand' has been popping up recently in ECM circles. In this case, ‘on-demand' is used to refer to ECM software hosted by a third party where users pay a monthly fee to access the features of the software on a service basis. Basically, it's like renting an ECM software package rather than investing in an on-premises ECM infrastructure. Used with permission from Integrated Solutions magazine

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