SaaS is an Ancient Model
Humor, SaaS August 28th, 2008
Lots of talk today about how the SaaS market will ‘collapse’ in two years. I don’t get it: if it survived 40 years, why would it collapse now? Yes, that’s right, SaaS has been a successful model for 4 decades now. Need proof?  Check out Technorati linking to my post on the NetSuite IPO 11119 days ago. That’s 38 and a half years, give and take a few weeks. 
Oh, well, that was the fun part, for real analysis check out my fellow Enterprise Irregulars:
Jason Corsello, Anshu Sharma, Vinnie Mirchandani, Bob Warfield, Josh Greenbaum.
Tags: cloud computing, lawson, On-Demand, SaaS, Software, technorati, technoratty, ztesttag
Zoli Erdos
Zoli, I have the same situation on Profy with the same 38 years
It looks like all the blogs hosted either on wordpress.com or blogspot have the same strange glitch.
Hi there, I just came across your blog. I’m a bit of a SaaS proponent and definitely agree on the “time and place’ qualifier.
I talk about managing our netsuite implementation over at http://www.netsuiteguy.com