div class=weblinks weblinks-item weblinks-link-10713 div class=weblinks-body pOram thinks customers will like that Azure makes it easy to move both an application and data between an in-house data center and Microsoft's. While SugarCRM supports both MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server, it runs SQL Azure in Microsoft's cloud. Oram says companies will take advantage of that compatibility. You can opt to run SugarCRM on premises, keeping your data private, then decide to migrate to a SaaS strategy with very little engineering effort, he says/p /div!--class=weblinks-body-- /div!--class=weblinks weblinks-item weblinks-link-10713--

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