Definition

The name says it all! On-premise software is literally present on a company’s premises. It is installed within the office and uses the business’ servers. Everything related to this software right from installation to maintenance and everything in between is in the hands of the office. It requires quite a lot of infrastructure and additional resources. Complete ownership is the biggest attraction in this case despite the inflated cost.


What are the benefits of On-Premise Deployment?

Security

While on-premises and cloud environments don't inherently differ in security, many view on-premises deployment as offering a significant security advantage. Storing data locally provides greater control and prevents sensitive data from leaving the company, making it particularly beneficial for regulatory compliance.


Control

On-premises grants your organization full control over resources, services, and data, allowing you to determine access and actions.


Performance

On-premises offer performance benefits like low latency and a short feedback loop for changes, allowing on-site personnel to address outages quickly.