What is Software as a Service
(SaaS)?

Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud-based solution on a subscription basis. This type of software service naturally evolves over time and new features are automatically introduced with no need to install, upgrade, or maintain software packages.
Why SaaS?

24/7 Access
SaaS solutions are cloud-based, so you can access them from anywhere you have an internet connection. With access from any device, anywhere in the world, you can get your work done, no matter where you are.

Lower Total-Cost-of-Ownership
Most SaaS software is priced with lower, ongoing subscription payments. This keeps initial costs low and avoids the heavy expense of hardware and licenses.

IT Cost Reduction
With a SaaS subscription, the vendor handles all updates, issues and support, meaning you don't have to rely on IT to manage your apps. Most enterprise companies experience a reduction in IT spend of more than 15%.

Infinite Scalability
Cloud vendors, like Microsoft Azure, allow SaaS solutions to be infinitely scalable to fit your changing needs. Your storage space, geographic footprint, and overall performance will automatically grow with you.

Security
With SaaS, security responsibility falls to the vendor, so you can take advantage of the advanced security features that the vendor has to offer. Leading cloud vendors, like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, invest billions of dollars into their security and growth.
SaaS and Digital Asset Management
With a SaaS-based digital asset management system, you can take advantage of cloud infrastructure to give your worldwide employees and partners secure access to the digital photos, videos and documents they need to promote your business. Companies are choosing SaaS-based DAMs for their efficiency, worldwide accessibility, scalability, and the ability to integrate with multiple products.

Simplified Worldwide
Collaboration

Secure Storage
of Marketing Assets

Easy and Simple
Asset Distribution
Want to Learn More About DAM?
See how leading companies are using digital asset management systems to better manage, organize and share their digital files with partners all around the world.