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Complementarity on software as a service platform
Managerial and Decision Economics, 2023AbstractA platform owner offers product A. A third‐party firm develops a complementary product B: An additional value is created when the two products are consumed together. Access to the platform owner's customer base would broaden the third‐party firm's market reach. First, the third‐party firm chooses the quality of its product.
Oksana Loginova, X. Henry Wang
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Immunogenetics software as a service
Human Immunology, 2015Aim The development of a freely available immunogenetic software as a service (SaaS) platform. Making immunogenetic tools available as web applications offers benefits such as: increased accessibility and ease of use for important analytical methods, consistent access to up-to-date software and data, decreased research costs associated with ...
Wesley Marin +4 more
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Cloud computing: Software as a service
2017 Second International Conference on Electrical, Computer and Communication Technologies (ICECCT), 2017At present, SaaS(Software as a Service) is a new mantra for many software industries and individuals. How software can be offered as a service? What are the requirements and issues of SaaS? What is architectural difference between SaaS, and other cloud computing models? What are the implementation challenges for SaaS?
Aniruddha S. Rumale, Dinesh N. Chaudhari
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2012
SaaS, short for Software-as-a-Service, is quickly becoming the dominant approach for software delivery as a Web-based service. It is a software deployment model in which an enterprise application is delivered and managed as a service by a software vender to simultaneously meet the needs of multiple customers.
Cecelia Wright Brown, Kofi Nyarko
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SaaS, short for Software-as-a-Service, is quickly becoming the dominant approach for software delivery as a Web-based service. It is a software deployment model in which an enterprise application is delivered and managed as a service by a software vender to simultaneously meet the needs of multiple customers.
Cecelia Wright Brown, Kofi Nyarko
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Transitioning to Software as a Service
2010Managing a digital product company in 2010, and beyond, is a very unique and challenging experience when compared to the traditional product development and deployment models of the late 20th century taught in many MBA schools today. This chapter presents the benefits, challenges, and lessons learned of a CEO who is transforming a traditional “Software
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Implementing Software as a Service
2008 12th International IEEE Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference, 2008Summary form only given. This paper describes basic architectures and best practices for implementing software as a service application. In this context, achieving good margins requires making careful engineering trade-offs between adding features and lowering total cost of ownership.
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Software as a Service for Upcoming Industries
2021This research paper explores the capabilities of Software as a Service (SaaS) to provide a cost-efficient and reliable start for any upcoming industry while considering its implications, advantages, disadvantages, growth, and economic aspect. Cloud computing is a form of “Internet Computing” for the use of computational power over the Internet.
Divyansh Chaudhary +2 more
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Data Security for Software as a Service
International Journal of Service Science, Management, Engineering, and Technology, 2015Cloud computing is a BUZZ word of modern computing scenario. Cloud computing services are flexible and cost effective with resource utilization. Cloud computing have three service models SaaS (Software as a Service) PaaS (Plateform as a Service) and Iaas (Infrastructure as a Service).
Pradeep Kumar Tiwari, Sandeep Joshi
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Software as a service: a negotiation perspective
Proceedings 26th Annual International Computer Software and Applications, 2003Software as a service (SAAS) is a long-term research project aimed at developing technologies and methods for the rapid production and evolution of software systems by providing software as a service rather than as a product. Recently, there has been a growing interest in bringing intelligent solutions to Internet based computing. Automated negotiation
A. Elfatatry, P. Layzell
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Business intelligence software as a service (SAAS)
2011 IEEE 3rd International Conference on Communication Software and Networks, 2011One of the scariest aspects of doing business is the failure to come up with the right decision. This is one of the reasons why many businesses have failed because of one small wrong decision. So the aim of this paper is to develop web based business intelligence software as a service to help the enterprise to maximize the profit by analyzing the data ...
Shimaa Ouf +7 more
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