Installed and hosted on the customer’s own servers and infrastructure.

Requires customer IT team to install, configure hardware/software, and integrate.

Higher upfront costs (hardware, licenses); ongoing maintenance costs borne by customer.

Scaling requires additional hardware/software investment and IT effort.

Customer responsibility – IT team manages updates, patches, and infrastructure.

Customer has full control over security; must implement and maintain their own measures.

Highly customizable – customer can tailor the platform to specific needs.

Data stored locally; customer has complete control and responsibility.

Typically accessed within the customer’s network (e.g., via VPN); less flexible.

Operates offline within the local network; no internet dependency for core functions.

Manual – customer schedules and applies updates, potentially delaying new features.

Customer ensures compliance; full control but requires expertise and effort.

Slower – weeks/months depending on IT setup and configuration complexity.

Customer relies on internal IT; Zeron may offer limited support for on-premise setups.

Organizations with strict data control needs, large IT teams, or unique customization requirements (e.g., enterprises with sensitive data).