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Not so scary, and not heresy
I agree - running a SaaS application on a customer's hardware in their datacentre is not heresy. We've looked at a couple of opportunities where for one reason or another, normally compliance, the customer wanted the SaaS application hosted in-house. We have boxes in multiple datacentres, what's another box to manage if the code & schemas remain the same? And does it matter where it is?

It may dilute some of the benefits of SaaS, but as long as the application & servers are managed by the SaaS vendor, and remain the same as other instances, and the price is right and amortised over a large user count, and that's what the customer wants, go ahead and damm the purists!

John Paterson
www.reallysimplesystems.com
blog contrarythinking.wordpress.com
Posted by: JohnPaterson   Posted on: 05/27/09  (Edited: 05/27/2009 @ 11:17) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Not so scary, and not heresy  JohnPaterson | 05/27/09
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