Build a Solid SaaS Plan and Make Your Organization Say “Woohoo!”

Never Settle For Less Than SaaS-y Success!

If you’re on the hunt for a new software-as-a-service (SaaS) plan for your organization and want to know how to build a solid SaaS plan and make your organization say “woohoo!”, then this one’s for you. Read on for guidance on how to develop a SaaS plan that will make your underlings, superiors, and yourself utter a loud (and possibly joyous) “woohoo!”

1. Establish Your Requirements

The first step towards building your solid SaaS plan is to establish your requirements. Ask yourself some questions:

• What type of SaaS solution are you looking for?
• What specific features and capabilities do you require?
• How much data will you be storing and accessing?
• How much downtime can you tolerate?

Without these answers, you can end up with a plan that’s a woohoo-less washout.

2. Research Rigorously

Using the requirements you’ve established, you’ll want to start researching the market for different SaaS solutions. Take your time to look around and make sure you don’t settle for anything less than the perfect fit. Again, without the appropriate research your SaaS plan may be fishing for a woohoo thats been hearing-impaired.

3. Calculate Costs

This next step is for you number-crunchin’ folks. Take a look at the different suggestions you’ve gathered from your research and calculate the costs. Don’t forget to consider all the other factors like: installation costs, deployment time, integration and customization, post-go-live support and scalability, to name a few. This process can be arduous, but if you don’t take the time to calculate costs you may find yourself in a woohoo-less situation.

4. Find the Right Solution and Make the Leap

When you’ve done your due diligence and found the right solution, then and only then, is it time to make the leap. At this point, you will have the confidence to know that you’ve made the right choice and that your organization will be shouting “woohoo” from the rooftops in no time.

Conclusion

Creating a solid SaaS will take some time and effort, but in the end, it will be worth it. Following the above steps will ensure that you find the perfect SaaS plan for your organization and make sure you reach the end of the process ready to shout a loud and proud “woohoo!”