Much of the business software in use today was not designed to be delivered as a Cloud service. Successful business software has been honed and evolved over many years. On top of this, customer specific enhancements and.
Often, customers will simply deploy a service in Atria and use it out-of-the-box, unaware that **customizations** can be made if required.
A Hosted Desktop solution can feel hard to sell vs an On-Premises/MSP offering.
Last year Microsoft introduced the capability for end-users within an organization to self-service purchase a sub-set of Microsoft subscription products. The list of published self-service programs is available here Usin.
As part of a series of blog/vlog posts, we are going to walk you through setting up Atria and how it can help with automation, consistency, and speed for delivering services to your customers. Before we can dive into the.
- The service is expected to be delivered "as-a-Service" - Customers have many different risk profiles - It's difficult to explain how commercials affect risk - It can feel like you're **custom-building solutions for eve.
