Organizations are ready for SaaS if they want to run their business processes using industry best practices and access the latest capabilities and features. With SaaS, industry best practices are built into the applications. That means most organizations will need to change their work routines to use those best practices—unlike in the old software model, where organizations would customize software to fit their unique approach to billing, HR, sales management, and so on. Related to this, SaaS providers constantly add new features to their apps. Some cloud providers deliver new capabilities as often as quarterly, and updates are delivered online via a browser so no upgrade is needed on the customer’s end. Having employees use the most-effective apps and newest capabilities can improve productivity, which leads to cost savings and ultimately higher profit.Businesses that no longer want to be responsible for application upgrades and maintenance are also prime candidates for SaaS migration. SaaS lets an organization’s technology pros spend more time on innovation, such as applying machine learning to new areas of the business or finding additional opportunities for increased automation.