Enterprises that need to be deployed privately typically have the following characteristics:
Strict requirements for data security: For the financial industry or data-sensitive enterprises, they are more inclined to choose private deployment because outsourcing data storage or using popular cloud SaaS applications may make it difficult to ensure the security and privacy of enterprise data.
Need to connect with existing enterprise systems: As the enterprise system usage time and complexity increases, the ability to adjust and optimize may become worse and worse, but the enterprise does not want to redevelop the whole system to form a deadlock. At this time, the low-quality development platform deployed by privatization can use the open interface to integrate the new system into the existing system of the enterprise, and realize the transformation and upgrading of the original system with the minimum adjustment cost.
Need to develop exclusive functions: Different industries and different types of enterprise users have different software needs, so the management characteristics are also different. A general-purpose software may not be able to meet different types of management needs, and for an enterprise, different stages of development have different management needs. Many enterprises need to develop proprietary functions, which requires a private deployment platform.
Have your own servers and technicians: When a business already has its own servers and a certain number of technicians and wants to develop or upgrade a new system, it may not be appropriate to buy software directly. At this time, the low-level development platform deployed privately can be tailored for it.