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Software-as-a-Service: The Spark That Will Change Software Engineering?
IEEE Distributed Systems Online, 2008In the past year, SaaS has emerged from its pioneering group of start-ups and medium-sized vendors delivering software on demand to be embraced by software giants such as Oracle and SAP. Some veteran technologists and industry analysts also see SaaS as a catalyst for more interactive, iterative software development.
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Web Services: Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Communication
2008 IEEE International Conference on Web Services, 2008Web services is a fast moving research field with a profound impact to many critical research areas, ranging from software to communication, from server platforms to mobile endpoints. It emerges as a disruptive technology to various enterprises to deliver services, computing, communication and information to their customers and partners.
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Software and computer services — A report
Computer Law & Security Report, 1988Abstract The market for software and computer services is increasingly international. Many of the leading companies in the industry are expanding into foreign markets by setting up direct subsidiaries or acquiring local firms or granting licenses. Although there are no significant obstacles to internationalisation, as this report shows, some problems
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Software or Service? That’s the Question!
2015In Information and Communication Technology (ICT) a ‘deliverable’ may be either software (perceived as an ‘output’) or a service (perceived as an ‘outcome’). On the one hand, the differences between software and service have led to the design of parallel models and lifecycles with more commonalities than differences, thereby not supporting the adoption
Luigi Buglione +4 more
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Pricing software development services. [PDF]
, 2003 This paper studies the pricing of software development outsourcing. Two pricing techniques – time and material and fixed price – are described and the economic conditions for selecting between them are discussed. Using agency theory and transaction cost economics, it is predicted that risky and specific systems will be priced on time and material basis
Lichtenstein, Yossi, McDonnell, Alan
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Platform Provider Roles in Innovation in Software Service Ecosystems
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 2022Kibae Kim, Jorn Altmann
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Reliability assessment of service-based software under operational profile uncertainty
Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2020Peter Popov +2 more
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Software evolution in the era of software services
Proceedings. 7th International Workshop on Principles of Software Evolution, 2004., 2004openaire +1 more source