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Appirio on 2008-05-25
- SaaS represents $5-$12B in spending today,
- full business application market, a $50-100B market
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- - business “solutions” market, composed of the software and services
  - estimated by analysts at $200-300B.
  - the market for hardware and infrastructure.
  - $1 trillion of IT spending.
  - 500 million licensed users of Office and Notes globally.
  - three billion people. Every one of them makes some sort of work decision every day that would benefit from additional information. The true consumerization of IT connects every worker to every relevant piece of information needed to get the job done. Serving the full enterprise workforce using on-premise IT is simply too costly, so as a result, companies have gotten by with poor communication and incomplete information. That equation changes with PaaS. Google provides free communication and information services to millions of consumers. T
Nonlinear Thinking: Profiting with SaaS on 2008-05-25
SAP A1S faces reluctant SMBs, for now on 2008-05-13
- Forrester surveyed 552 SMBs and found that 60% were "not at all interested" in SaaS for ERP and instead prefer to use on-premise products. Only 11% of respondents said they are currently using SaaS or plan to do so within the next year.
- Multi-tenant SaaS uses one operating environment for many customers and is the most cost-effective way for vendors to deliver SaaS, so it can be offered to customers at the lowest price. Single-instance, also known as isolated-tenancy, has one customer per application per server. While this method allows some additional flexibility for customers, it is the least efficient model for vendors.
Turning Software into a Service on 2008-05-09
Human Interface Group - Cases on 2008-05-09
Human Interface Group on 2008-05-09
Namahn - User-centered design consultancy in Belgium on 2008-05-09
User Centered Design - Home on 2008-05-09
Adobe AIR archive at initApp on 2008-05-08