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Benefits of Prefab Solutions - Ontario
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  1. Feature rich - Prefab solutions contain a host of features as a result of having been adapted and updated over the history of the software's use
  2. Less expensive - Prefab solutions require less work to create since they are already available in a usable form
  3. Less time required - Unlike Custom solutions, Prefab solutions do not need to be started from scratch
  4. Usually more polished - Because Prefab solutions have been in use for some time already, major bugs and fixes have already been identified and eliminated.
  

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