Building a SaaS Centre of Excellence: New whitepaper
In this new whitepaper, AJ Witt from ITAM Review and Andrea Jacquemin, founder of the SaaS management platform Beamy explore how to unlock innovation and agility by building a SaaS Centre of Excellence.
The speed of modern business, coupled with readily available and powerful SaaS applications, mean that departments and teams can no longer wait for IT to deliver solutions to pressing business needs. Furthermore, those teams are often best placed to innovate in their specialist field. Should IT really dictate which CAD package engineering use? Almost certainly not.
And yet IT and other governance teams must also meet ever-growing regulatory requirements. And businesses are under unprecedented cost pressures, with many SaaS providers raising prices by over 20%. Balancing the need to innovate with the need to govern is the purpose of building a SaaS Centre of Excellence.
This whitepaper provides a maturity model for assessing your SaaS Governance / SaaS management and a roadmap for building your SaaS Center of Excellence.
Click here to download the whitepaper “Building a SaaS Centre of Excellence”
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