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IaaS vs. PaaS or Infrastructure vs. Platform and I Want Beer NOW!

IaaS vs. PaaS or Infrastructure vs. Platform and I Want Beer NOW!

By Adron Hall on July 6, 2012

A friend and now coworker of mine, Richard Seroter (@rseroter & Blog) decided to do a comparo. I took the infrastructure based deployment, ala IaaS and he took the platform based deployment, ala PaaS. What we’ve done is taken a somewhat standard ASP.NET MVC with Entity Framework, a SQL Server Database, a UX & UI design […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged .NET Bits, asp, asp.net, asp.net mvc, aspnet, aspnet mvc, cloud foundry, Cloud Speak, deployment, dotnet, how-to, iaas, Infrastructure as a service, iron foundry, MVC, paas, platform as a service, tier 3, tier 3 web fabric, web fabric | 1 Response

Multitenancy and the Enterprise Service Management Space

Multitenancy and the Enterprise Service Management Space

By Ben Kepes on May 20, 2010

I’ve written previously about Service-now, an enterprise level service management tool. The other day I had an email from Doron Gordon, CEO of SAManage, an Israeli on-demand IT Asset & Service management service. Gordon was keen to get me to take a look at SAManage and in his introductory email told me that they: compete […]

Posted in Design, Infrastructure | Tagged asp, connect2field, doron gordon, saas, samanage, service-now

The Value is in the Glue

The Value is in the Glue

By Guest Authors on March 8, 2010

One the recurring themes I keep seeing is that the adoption of cloud computing is being driven by our current sucky economic circumstances. I don’t disagree that the macro-economy is a *contributing* factor in cloud adoption, but I really don’t think it’s the primary driving factor. Rather, I think cloud adoption is part of a […]

Posted in Enterprise, Infrastructure | Tagged asp, cloud computing, conferences, gartner, gluecon, Identity Management, saas

Dubious SaaS Awards

Dubious SaaS Awards

By Zoli Erdos on October 7, 2009

SaaS Directory has announced September’s most popular SaaS companies.  The top 5 are: September’s top 5 US winners are: #1 – Gogrid #2 – WebECS #3 – CariNet #4 – Rackspace #5 – American Data Technology That’s a strange list..or perhaps SaaS Directory has a strange definition of “SaaS companies” since the top 5 are […]

Posted in General | Tagged asp, industry awards, saas, saas awards, saas directory, top list, web hosting | 3 Responses

Yes, Stop The FUD And SaaS Is Not ASP In New Clothes

By Krishnan Subramanian on April 9, 2009

Today, Ben did a great post lashing out the FUD around the concept os SaaS (Software as a Service). His post got me fired up to write the arguments I give in different forums to highlight the difference between SaaS and ASP. I hope we could put an end to the tactics of the people […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged asp, fud, saas | 1 Response

SaaS ≠ ASP2.0. A Treatise on FUD

SaaS ≠ ASP2.0. A Treatise on FUD

By Ben Kepes on April 9, 2009

FUD is a sceptics term to describe the cynical creation of Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt (hence FUD) to make a simple issue look more cloudy than it is. Alas there is much FUS present around the SaaS industry. Fellow author Krish has highlighted one example, namely the Microsoft S+S strategy. I’ve recently had a few […]

Posted in Design, Strategy | Tagged asp, fud, hp, saas | 2 Responses

Cloud Computing: The myths, realities and everything else – Part 2

By Krishnan Subramanian on September 16, 2008

In the previous post, I tried to clear any confusion regarding the meaning and scope of cloud computing. In this post, I will try to squash some myths promoted by pundits ignorant about cloud computing technology and companies whose core businesses are threatened by the proliferation of cloud computing. Myth: Cloud computing is not secure […]

Posted in Strategy | Tagged asp, clientserver, CloudComputing, saas | 9 Responses

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