On-Premise
- High capital cost
- You have to hire highly Skilled I.T.
- The workforce is very limited and hard to Hire
- Hardware needs to be installed and you need to hire additional staff and contractors
- possibility of removal and replacement of infrastructure resulting in downtime/troubleshooting solutions can take months or even years for company roll out
- on-premise requires building a server room and management servers
- requires you to purchase your own expensive dedicated line
- license fees + software maintenance operational cost for support and upgrades
- updating features are maintained internally
- high upfront and continuous maintenance fee
- redundancy solution is very expensive
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Cloud Hosted
- Low capital cost
- Don't have to hire an expensive highly skilled I.T. department
- It will make you focus more on the more important part of business
- Little to no installation is needed
- Solutions are made readily available enabling rolling out
- Infrastructure is hosted inside a data center
- No need to purchase dedicated internet lines you can access the server through IP address
- Licensing is usually included in the servers
- Updates are readily available
- low upfront and maintenance fee is included in your monthly payments
- built-in redundancy to make sure servers are running 100%
