INTRODUCTION This article describes the common problems that SMART consultant customers use to convert internal computing to the Internet, cloud-based, SaaS (Software-as-a-service). It also provides the basic knowledge needed to perform business analysis to determine whether SaaS is the correct model. First, I will confirm the software as a service. The traditional model of purchasing software and installing it on the local computer is called a software product.
Cloud computing. Cloud computing provides the sharing of computer resources and processing data to computers and other equipment as needed in Internet-based computing. It enables accountants, financial information provisioning and reporting functions to perform accounting tasks from anywhere via the cloud. Cloud computing eliminated most data entry bookkeeping, or I can now call "ancient bookkeeping." As a cloud accounting ecosystem, 90% of transactions for many customers already have 80 Since it automates the%, after much of the setup work, it can save up to half of the accounting period. And it will eliminate it all together in the near future
In the dictionary definition of cloud computing, "Internet-based computing, sharing data processing tasks, centralizing data storage and forming a network to share online access to computer services and resources" Access to storage Services that perform specific tasks, perform all operations "in the cloud". This actually means to go through the Internet. Returning to the original stage, you can go back to the origins of cloud computing in the 1950s and the concept of time division. At the time, computers were huge and expensive, so not all companies could get it. In order to solve this problem, users can "timeshare" computers. Essentially, they will borrow the right to use the computer's computing power and will share the cost of running the computer. In many respects, this is still the basic concept of today's cloud computing.