Customers, vendors, and investors alike are reaping the rewards. Customers are enjoying increased flexibility and lower total cost of ownership. Vendors are seeing a rejuvenation in core businesses and moving from stagnation to growth. Investors are happy with higher returns as the market values SaaS companies two to three times higher than their on-premise equivalents.
The SaaS journey is hard. It's a different business model that requires new operating practices. At BCG, we've helped numerous clients through the journey. We've helped traditional software companies make the shift from selling on-premise licensed software to SaaS. We've helped SaaS natives accelerate their performance. And we've helped companies in other industries build SaaS businesses and new value propositions on top of their traditional businesses.
Kronos, a workforce management software provider, is undergoing a transformation to SaaS. BCG has facilitated this change. Watch the video to see Kronos’ leaders share their thoughts on what triggered the shift, what it takes to transform, and what the benefits are.
With the help of BCG, a leader in workforce management software transformed the very core of its business. Learn how BCG enabled their transition into a software as a service (SaaS) company.
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