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What deployment method do you prefer for your IT service management solution?

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venkatasaibabu.koppula

Saas is preferred

cole108

I am not sure at tis time .

emmanuelol

Cloud please

jgammon

For our environment, an increasingly secure presence is desired on premise.

JFollis

We are big enough that On-premises is almost always preferable.

jemertz

Give me local. I don't trust your security, Solarwinds!

jeremymayfield

SaaS might seem like the obvious option, but it also depends on the size and complexity of the organization. I have a Cloud solution today, not Solarwinds, and I have found it is not as good as WHD was for us.

blanczak

Clouds is great; but not an option in most of the areas I operate in.

topkick

on prem

moy

On-premise, for security and boring governance reasons.

narensw

SaaS

Debiean

SaaS it is!

allnyabi78

At first, I was 80/20 in favor of on-prem. As we get more and more into Saas I'd say I'm really 50/50, it just really depends on what the purpose is.

ramaiya2

On premises

donrobert5

Alright!

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