Comments on: Cloud Computing vs. SaaS | Mass Customization in the Cloud http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/ Streamlined angles on turbulent technologies Sun, 13 May 2012 13:09:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Phone App Development, iPad App Development, Orlando Website, Orlando Web Design, Florida Website Design, Orlando Hosting,Android OS Development http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-15825 Phone App Development, iPad App Development, Orlando Website, Orlando Web Design, Florida Website Design, Orlando Hosting,Android OS Development Sat, 26 Nov 2011 21:15:51 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-15825 [...] Cloud Computing vs. SaaS | Mass Customization in the Cloud [...] [...] Cloud Computing vs. SaaS | Mass Customization in the Cloud [...]

]]> By: B Myers http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-15482 B Myers Mon, 29 Aug 2011 20:54:28 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-15482 Thank you for the article. I like the way you describe the terminology for cloud/SaaS/cloud applications. If everyone would use this same standard, it would eliminate a lot of confusion in setting IT direction and get everyone on the same page. I hope you don't mind, but I'm going to use your definitions in a presentation I'm giving later this week. I'll reference you as the source. Thank you for the article. I like the way you describe the terminology for cloud/SaaS/cloud applications. If everyone would use this same standard, it would eliminate a lot of confusion in setting IT direction and get everyone on the same page. I hope you don’t mind, but I’m going to use your definitions in a presentation I’m giving later this week. I’ll reference you as the source.

]]> By: Ramesh Ganesan http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-13966 Ramesh Ganesan Thu, 20 Jan 2011 15:24:22 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-13966 What everyone who tout about cloud computing are ignoring, is the fact that the hardware market is also drastically changing. The market is soon going to be flooded with tablets. We know have technology that fits in the palm of a hand with lots of storage and computing power. All this talk about cloud computing and salesforce.com can go nowhere if they ignore the amount of storage and computing power that these tablets would have. why would anyone carry a 1TB storage with lots of power in their hands and access a cloud with a centralized database over a slow 4g internet is beyond me? To me all the major corporates - Salesforce.com. oracle, amazon, google, microsoft dont seem to be ready for this and are struggling for a solution and still want to keep up with their sales and so floated this 'cloud computing'. What is really required is to look at out of the box and see it differently? For example, take a finance department, the CFO of the corporate does not access the same data in the same way and as accountant who creates a journal entry. thus being the case, why should these be stored in a central database and restrict access through roles and other means and above all why should I wait to get the data from the internet over a slow connection? Isn't all the programming skills and capabilities not ready to give me a solution where my data is local on my tablet but can still consolidate where and when needed? in other words cant we build what I call as a discrete databases? well.....there is still something not right about all the cloud computing talks. It seems to be only a way to distract technologist into a term and technology so that all the big corporates can still sell their products. They are afraid to provide a solution because this would mean a total revamp of all their products.But it would not be long before people realize that all the computing power that they get on their tablets is of no use when they wait for a website to serve them data from a 'Cloud'. What everyone who tout about cloud computing are ignoring, is the fact that the hardware market is also drastically changing. The market is soon going to be flooded with tablets. We know have technology that fits in the palm of a hand with lots of storage and computing power. All this talk about cloud computing and salesforce.com can go nowhere if they ignore the amount of storage and computing power that these tablets would have. why would anyone carry a 1TB storage with lots of power in their hands and access a cloud with a centralized database over a slow 4g internet is beyond me?
To me all the major corporates – Salesforce.com. oracle, amazon, google, microsoft dont seem to be ready for this and are struggling for a solution and still want to keep up with their sales and so floated this ‘cloud computing’. What is really required is to look at out of the box and see it differently?
For example, take a finance department, the CFO of the corporate does not access the same data in the same way and as accountant who creates a journal entry. thus being the case, why should these be stored in a central database and restrict access through roles and other means and above all why should I wait to get the data from the internet over a slow connection? Isn’t all the programming skills and capabilities not ready to give me a solution where my data is local on my tablet but can still consolidate where and when needed? in other words cant we build what I call as a discrete databases?
well…..there is still something not right about all the cloud computing talks. It seems to be only a way to distract technologist into a term and technology so that all the big corporates can still sell their products. They are afraid to provide a solution because this would mean a total revamp of all their products.But it would not be long before people realize that all the computing power that they get on their tablets is of no use when they wait for a website to serve them data from a ‘Cloud’.

]]> By: Saas http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-12938 Saas Tue, 06 Jul 2010 03:57:32 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-12938 LOTS of info to digest, I will read this a few times and look forward to your next entry. LOTS of info to digest, I will read this a few times and look forward to your next entry.

]]> By: phil http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-11673 phil Wed, 27 Jan 2010 01:54:00 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-11673 Hi, Thanks for the article - would you consider www.businessbox.com.au to be a SAAS, cloud computing or web services application? Regards phil Hi,

Thanks for the article – would you consider http://www.businessbox.com.au to be a SAAS, cloud computing or web services application?

Regards

phil

]]> By: Marylou Tyler http://chaotic-flow.com/cloud-computing-vs-saas-mass-customization-in-the-cloud/comment-page-1/#comment-11671 Marylou Tyler Tue, 26 Jan 2010 15:24:29 +0000 http://chaotic-flow.com/?p=1508#comment-11671 Thank you for this information. I really didn't grasp the difference between web services and SaaS services before. I get it now. Thank you for this information. I really didn’t grasp the difference between web services and SaaS services before. I get it now.

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