Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- If SaaS is So Great, What is Preventing Mass Adoption?
- Hosted Applications: They Don' t Make ' Em Like They Used To
- Definition of Applications in Survey:
- Business Management Application Usage
- Survey Guidance Given to Respondents
- Take Rates for SaaS Applications Vary by Function
- SaaS Deployments Lag In-House Deployments
- Current Hosted Application Users Satisfied With Services
- Multiple Factors Seen as Important Benefits of SaaS Business Applications
- Hosted Business Applications Offer Savings of 34% Compared to Installed
Applications
- What Leads to Hosted Business Ap Users' Dissatisfaction?
- Who Do Users of Hosted Applications Turn To?
- Why Are Businesses Not Using SaaS?
- Why the Lack of Interest in Hosted Business Management Applications?
- Office Productivity Applications
- Current Office Productivity Applications Usage
- Current Hosted Office Productivity Applications Users
- What Are the Adoption Drivers for Current Hosted Application Users?
- Satisfaction With Hosted Office Productivity Applications Good, But
Not Great
- What Would Current Users Be Willing to Pay For?
- Who Do Current Users Turn to as Providers of Hosted Applications?
- Current Installed Users Who are Going to Switch to or Try Hosted
Applications
- Why Try Hosted Applications?
- Who Will They Turn to as Providers of Hosted Applications?
- Current Installed Users With an Interest in Hosted Applications
- Can Anything Stoke the Interest of Installed-License Users in Hosted
Applications?
- What Drives Interest in Hosted Office Productivity Applications Among
Curious Office Users
- Steadfast Installed Users
- Why the Lack of Interest in Hosted Productivity Applications?
- Summary
- Methodology
- Size of Business Segmentation
- Glossary
- Related In-Stat Reports
- Appendix
List of Tables
- Table 1. US Business Application Hosting Revenues, 2007 - 2012 (US$
Millions)
- Table 2. Business Management Application Implementation Status
- Table 3. Non-SaaS User Interest in Trying Hosted Applications in Next 12
Months
List of Figures
- Figure 1. Business Management Application Implementation Statu
- Figure 2. Over 80% of Current Hosted Ap Users Will Use Same Amount or More
Hosted Applications
- Figure 3. TCO not the only Benefit to Current or Future SaaS Users
- Figure 4. Only 4% Say There is no TCO Benefit to Hosted Business
Applications
- Figure 5. Security and Poor Support Leading to Churn
- Figure 6. Software Companies Turned to Most Often as Hosted Applications
Providers
- Figure 7. Little Interest in Hosted Applications among Current Non-Hosted
Applications Users
- Figure 8. Reasons for Disinterest in Hosted Applications Vary by Size of
Business
- Figure 9. Installed Licenses Exclusively Used by Three-Quarters of US
Market
- Figure 10. Multiple Benefits Resonate With Current Hosted Productivity
Applications Users
- Figure 11. Majority of Current Hosted Applications Users Only Moderately
Satisfied
- Figure 12. Four Out Of Five Users Would Recommend Using Hosted
Productivity Applications
- Figure 13. Four Out of Five Users Plan to Use as Much or More in Next Year
- Figure 14. Providers Could Potentially Charge for Extra Features
- Figure 15. Preferred Providers of Hosted Productivity Applications Vary
- Figure 16. Not Much Demand for Hosted Applications Expected Among Current
Installed License Users
- Figure 17. TCO and Accessibility are Key Benefits to the
Hosted-Experimenting
- Figure 18. Pure-Play Providers Will See Market Share Gains in Next Year
- Figure 19. Not Much Interest in Using or Trying Hosted Applications among
Current Installed Users
- Figure 20. Same Benefits Resonate with Hosted-Curious Installed
Productivity Users
- Figure 21. Lack of TCO Benefit the Main Reason for Disinterest Among
Installed License Users
- Figure 22. Respondent' s Knowledge of Organization' s Business Software
- Figure 23. Respondent' s Role in the Procurement of Organization' s Business
Software
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