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| Moving into the Cloud may appear very simple, if you believe all the hype. There are dozens of “Cloud converters” being peddled today that can supposedly get you there in days or weeks. |
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| Is it really that straightforward? No, we’re not there yet. You, the architect, will need to do some very heavy lifting before you see a true cloud product. Because it’s |
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| a different way of running your business, Cloud Computing will require a fresh mindset as you start thinking about your product architecture, development methodology, customer deployment, maintenance, upgrades and support … and, most importantly, multitenancy (Read Why Multitenancy Matters in the Cloud). |
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| There are some common myths around multitenancy that, if not understood, will stand between success and failure. These are: |
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Myth #1 - Multitenancy is purely a technical issue to be resolved |
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Myth #2 - A cloud computing platform automatically makes your product multitenant |
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Myth #3 - Multitenancy can be built into a product later, when you have time and money |
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Myth #4 - You can easily modify a multitenant product as per your customer requirement |
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Myth #5 - A multitenant product takes the same time/cost to build as a single tenant product |
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| Talk to us to learn more about the impact these can have on your product design. Take a peek behind the architecture of some of the most complex commercial cloud products, such as HandsOn Connect, highlighted by Salesforce.com as one of the Top 5 Innovative Works on Force.com. |
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| Learn why multitenancy, essential to the staying power of a cloud product, requires very serious business and architectural thinking and planning. Also, learn why you must avoid building a product which turns you into a systems integrator. |
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| Please contact us at 212 461 2140 or sales@navatargroup.com. We would love to hear from you. |
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