Mikro Fly's cloud edition is spreading rapidly in Turkey's SME ERP market. Instead of on-premise installation, the SaaS model draws attention with low startup cost and remote-access advantages. But the cloud may not be the right choice for every company.
01. Cloud Advantages
What Fly Cloud brings:
- No server installation and maintenance
- Automatic backup
- Remote access (web browser)
- Automatic updates
- Low startup cost
02. Limits and Constraints
But points to consider for the cloud:
- Internet dependency is critical
- Customization is limited (multi-tenant infrastructure)
- Is the data stored in Turkey? — must be checked
- The monthly cost accumulates over the long term
03. Data-Protection Compliance
Fly Cloud stores your data in a data center within Turkey. But a contract must be signed under the data-protection law and a data-processing protocol determined. The standard subscription contract usually includes this.
04. Performance
Cloud performance depends on internet speed. With a 100+ Mbps connection there's no problem in most scenarios; there can be lags in remote offices working over VPN.
05. Decision Criterion
Cloud Fly suits: 5-30 users, those needing remote work, those without IT infrastructure, those wanting fast rollout. On-premise Fly suits: 30+ users, heavy customization, those with strict data-security concerns.