February 29, 2008
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A platform can be defined as a set of frameworks, technology, and capabilities which act as a foundation for building services that solve real world problems.
The benefits of an on-demand platform is how cost effective it is to get started. There’s no hardware, software, or related infrastructure to purchase and maintain. Instead, a client uses only the services they need for a subscription fee - an efficient pay-as-you-go approach.
This cost benefit only increases over time as all infrastructure and related maintenance -- such as upgrading or replacing a server -- are taken care of as part of your subscription.
You get to focus on your core business and know that everything else is also being handled
Since 1999, Site Director has been growing and evolving to help organizations solve the age old problem of business development -- getting new customers. Renowned business leader Peter Drucker gives one very compelling reason.
"Because the purpose of business is to create a customer, the business enterprise has two -- and only two -- basic functions: marketing and innovation. Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are costs. Marketing is the distinguishing, unique function of the business."
A platform enables this innovation to focus on the products and services you deliver, rather than the prerequisite step of setting up the ability to communicate this innovation to your target market. This means you can overcome the most complicated part of the web marketing process.
Before now, communicating new innovations involved members of your IT or technical team who had to work their magic (hopefully in a timely and accurate manner) to make it visible to the world on the Internet.
Now the platform enables companies to go directly from innovation to realizing impact by removing the need for the infrastructure process. Marketers and others can now communicate the information directly to potential buyers without working about infrastructure.
Additionally, in the old model infrastructure would become outdated quickly with no strategy or plan for innovation. Since technology will always fail eventually, this led to painful events that forced instances of innovation to remedy. Site Director has a plan for innovation, called a 'Road Map', that our clients can affect through feature requests. This insures Site Director continues to grow and evolve as our clients' needs and the Internet require.
The bottom line is you can grow your business and save money by more effectively reaching prospects over the Internet. You can see short descriptions of all the services built on Site Director with some visual examples using the link below.
http://www.enthusiastinc.com/sitedirector
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