On-premises vs. on-premise
Just say on-prem. Is that the solution? Let's find out!
Meaning of on-premises and on-premise
Use "on-premises" for software or data at an organisation's location, not "on-premise," which refers to an idea. Accuracy in technical terms reflects professionalism. "On-premises" means software, hardware, or data run locally within an organisation, not in the cloud or at a remote site.
What about on-prem meaning?
In casual conversation, some people might use "on-prem" as a shorthand, which is generally understood to mean "on-premises".
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