iData Consultant

  The overall concept of the DaaS model is to transfer the risks and responsibilities of Data Management to a third-party Cloud-based service. Historically, businesses were responsible for the storage and management of their own data within their own independent storage systems. The difficulty with the old model is that as the data gets more complicated, maintaining it can become increasingly difficult and expensive. To put it more succinctly, data-as-a-service (DaaS) is an innovative approach to accessing mission-critical information housed in an existing data center. Within the confines of the DaaS environment, information may be transmitted to a user, notwithstanding the user’s location or the organizational constraints that may exist. Applications for Customer Resource Management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) are two of the most frequent types of business applications that are powered by DaaS technology. Why use DaaS? Organizations that adopt DaaS as their pri

  The overall concept of the DaaS model is to transfer the risks and responsibilities of Data Management to a third-party Cloud-based service. Historically, businesses were responsible for the storage and management of their own data within their own independent storage systems. The difficulty with the old model is that as the data gets more complicated, maintaining it can become increasingly difficult and expensive. To put it more succinctly, data-as-a-service (DaaS) is an innovative approach to accessing mission-critical information housed in an existing data center. Within the confines of the DaaS environment, information may be transmitted to a user, notwithstanding the user’s location or the organizational constraints that may exist. Applications for Customer Resource Management ( CRM ) and Enterprise Resource Planning ( ERP ) are two of the most frequent types of business applications that are powered by DaaS technology. Why use DaaS? Organizations that adopt DaaS as their p