It's a SaaS World

it's a SaaS? SaaS The Future of Software-as-a Service Applications in the Cloud is a software distribution model in which applications are hosted by a vendor or service provider and made available to world customers over a network, typically the İnternet. How is it different from other Cloud models? Jaas Paas Infrastructure as a Service is a model where service providers offer pools of abstract IT infrastructure resources (servers, storage, and network components) to customers on a pay-per-usage model. The service provider owns the equipment and is responsible for housing, cooling, operation, and maintenance. Platform as a Service is a model where service providers provision fully-functioning computing and solution stacks on which applications are deployed. The provider provides the networks, servers, storage for the environment, as well as manages varying levels of scalability and maintenance. THE CLIENT TYPICALLY THE CLIENT TYPICALLY PAYS PAYS ON A PER-USE BASIS FOR SERVICES USED SaaS Paas END USERS laas APPLICATION DEVELOPERS NETWORKS ARCHITECTS AND APPLICATION DEVELOPERS THE HİSTORY OF SaaS UTILITY Centralized hosting of business applications dates back to the 1960's. IBM and other service providers operated a service bureau business called time-sharing or utility computing. COMPUTING SERVICE Expansion of the Internet in the 1990's brought about a new class of centralized computing called Application Service roviders (ASP). COSTS Application service providers offered businesses the service of hosting and managing specialized business REDUCED Birth of Broadband 1999 applications, with the goal of reducing costs through central administration and the solution provider's specialization in a particular business application. UTILIZE A MULTI-TENANT ARCHITECTURE The software architecture used by most initial application service providers mandated maintaining a unique and separeate instance of the application for each business. As of 2012 software-as-a-service solutions normally utilize a multi-tenant architecture in which the application serves multiple businesses and users, and partitions its data accordingly. Software-as-a Service essentially extends the idea of the ASP model. The term Software-as-a Service (SaaS), however, is more commonly used in specific settings. SOFTWARE AS A SAAS ACRONYM FIRST APPEARS The SAAS acronym allegedly first appeared in an article called "Strategic Backgrounder: Software As A Service", internally published in February 2001 by the Software & Information Industry's (SIIA) eBusiness Division. DEVELOP AND MANAGE THEIR OWN SOFTWARE REQUIRE ONLY AN INTERNET BROWSER TO USE Most early application service providers focused on managing and hosting third-party independent software vendors' software. As of 2012, Software-as-a-Service vendors typically develop and manage their own software. Initial application service providers typically offered more traditional dient-server applications requiring installation of software on users' personal computers. Contemporary Software-as-a-Service relies predominately on the web and only requires an Internet browser to use. The 2000's Sees the Growth of Server Virtualization w SALESFORCE The First SaaS built from scratch to achieve rapid growth. 1999 Founded in March 1999 by Marc Benioff, Parker Harris, Dave Moellenhoff, and Frank Dominguez as a company offering Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). PRODUCTS & SERVICES OF SALESFORCE CHATTER THE SALES CLOUD WEB SERVICES THE SERVICE CLOUD CONFIGURATION THE KEY DRİVERS OF SAAS GROWTH ()) Broadband Mobile Internet Security Improvements Business Line Buyers Vs. IT Buyers Stack Improvements HTML, JavaScript, CSS, Rails, PHP Browser Improvements API's FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO API GROWTH SAAS APIS POWER NEW API GROWTH OUT OF 1,000 APIS SURVEYED, SAAS APIS WERE NUMBER 1 26.9% 11.8% 18.6% 24.9% 12.5% SCIENTIFIC SAAS APP SAAS APPLICATIONS BY TYPE Collaboration/Communication/Social Software Development/Test CRM/Salesforce Automation Business Intelligence/Advance Customer Service/Support Analytics Human Resources/Talent Management - Budgeting/Reporting/Planning Ecommerce/Collaborative Commerce Governance, Risk & Compliance Procurement/Sourcing/Spend ERP/Manufacturing/Supply Chain A Management Finance/Accounting SAAS VALUATIONS ARE OFF THE CHARTS 120% 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% -20% -40% -60% -80% Jan 08 Apr 08 Jul 08 Oct 08 Jan 09 Apr 09 Jul 09 Oct 09 Jan 10 Apr 10 Jul 10 Oct 10 Jan 11 Apr 11 Jul 11 Oct 11 • IT SERVICES & BPO • IT SUPPLY CHAIN SERVICES • SOFTWARE SaaS • NASDAQ Future of Cloud Computing Analysts are seeing software as a service (SaaS) as the primary type of cloud investment with 82 percent citing usage today and 84 percent looking to SaaS as the deployment model for new applications. Media + Entertainement Cloud Computing has enabled media and entertainment to be a fundimentally engrained, pervasive part of our daily experience, shaping new generations of users who expect rich on-demand content delivered to a large variety of personal devices. SAAS CITED AS 82% Social/Collaboration OF TODAY'S CLOUD INVESTMENTS The Social & Collaboration cloud formation is enabling applications that enrich supply and demand chain relationships, improve customer intimacy and loyalty, empowering collaborative, crowdsourced product design and development, drawing us closer to the markets we serve. Mobile/Location AND THE DEPLOYMENT MODEL FOR Today, smart phones are not only always on, but often personally upon us. Mobile devices are becoming the primary on-ramp to the cloud as people to connect to everything from their email to their business processes. 84% And as personal GPS devices, they provide continuous location data.This mobile and location cloud formation means that wherever we are, the need we have in that moment can be targeted to our location and situation. OF NEW APPLICATIONS E-Commerce/Payments The payments cloud is forming more slowly as the politics of control between merchants, banks and consumers is not easy to resolve. The Cloud, however, is a key enabler as everthing can be connected, validated and certified via the cloud. Big Data/Analytics Everything we've discUSsed generates and relies upon massive volumes of so called “Big Data" like profile and behavioral data, which needs to be stored, managed and analyzed on demand. PRESENTED BY Sources http://searchcloudcomputing.techtarget.com/definition/Software-as-a-Service http://www.sia.net/presentations/software/AATC2012/BoudryFreeEnterprise.pdf http://www.sia.net/presentations/software/AATC2012/BoudryFreeEnterprise.pdf http://trade.gov/ PROFITBRICKS i The laaS-Company. DEVELOPED BY N NOWSOURCING VALUE VISIBILITY TO END USERS APPLICATION PROVIDERS SERVICE RELATIOER MANAGEMENT dIHSNO CUSTOME FORCE.COM PLATFORM APP EXCHANGE SAAS DATA COMMERCE INFRASTRUCTURE OTHER MEDIA