SaaS: definition, benefits, and examples of use
For a PIM, SaaS is a mode of use that takes place via a remote application hosted by the publisher.
What is SaaS software?
SaaS, or Software as a Service, is a software distribution model where applications are hosted in the cloud and accessible via the Internet. Unlike traditional locally installed software, SaaS allows users to access full functionality without heavy technical management.
This model is subscription-based, offering optimal flexibility: companies benefit from automatic updates, maintenance provided by the supplier, and multi-device accessibility. SaaS eliminates infrastructure costs and simplifies scalability, while ensuring enhanced security thanks to modern cloud infrastructures.
In the context of PIM (Product Information Management), SaaS becomes a strategic asset. It enables brands to centralize, enrich, and distribute their product data seamlessly and securely, without technical constraints. Integrated into an omnichannel ecosystem, PIM facilitates large-scale product information management while adapting to the evolving needs of businesses.
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