When you’re first getting started, ensure that your EPM system is designed for high performance and scalability and that you won’t outgrow your next EPM system.
A mistake that many organizations make is selecting an entry-level EPM solution that meets current requirements but provides limited functionality and scalability to meet future ones. The system is quickly outgrown. Thus, the organization needs to replace it and implement another solution, which takes up valuable time, resources, and budget.
In some more recent articles, I’ve highlighted how the adoption of cloud-based EPM solutions is rapidly increasing. In an article titled “Cloud-Based EPM – The Time Has Come,” I discussed the benefits organizations are gaining from cloud-based EPM solutions:
And more recently, I highlighted how Nucleus Research found that the cloud delivers 1.7 times more ROI than on-premises applications. The advantages and business case for cloud-based EPM are clear. But what should you look for in a cloud-based EPM suite to ensure your organization doesn’t outgrow the solution? What type of architecture ensures the scalability and availability of the solution?
A Scalable, High-Performance, Cloud-Based Architecture
Planful recently published a white paper that documents the key architectural and technology advantages of our cloud-based EPM suite. These advantages deliver the required performance and scalability that our customers demand to meet current and future needs. Here’s a brief summary:
Planful provides cloud-based EPM solutions for organizations, ranging from fast-growing startups to large multi-nationals. Given the range of customers served, the technology and architecture of Planful Cloud EPM Suite is designed to provide ease of use for Finance users. It also provides high performance and scalability to support both current and future requirements of customer organizations.
It is designed to ensure that customers don’t outgrow the solution. They will continue to experience the same level of response time and performance as they add more users to the system, as their user and data volumes grow, and as their use-cases expand.
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