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Oracle's Aquisition of Sun
Oracle is a close strategic partner of OpSource. Visit the following links to find out how their acquisition of Sun affects the SaaS space.
Full Analysis of the $7.4B Oracle-Sun Deal (Om Malik, Giga Om)
Sun Microsystems Shines on Oracle's Cloud (Jeff Kaplan, Seeking Alpha)
Oracle Goes Down on Sun (Phil Wainewright, ZDNet)
Oracle, Sun Deal Strengthens Competition Against IBM, HP, Cisco (Nicholas Kolakowski, eWeek.com)
The SaaS Single-Tenancy vs. Multi-Tenancy Debate
Author: Lincoln Murphy; Source: Sixteen Ventures
The long running debate of single tenancy vs. multi-tenancy is addressed by OpSource partner Lincoln Murphy. He starts his case for multi-tenancy as a way to gain visibility into the usage of a system that can be leveraged to improve customer retention, reduce sales cycles, accelerate revenue and more.
To learn more on this topic (and others), register to attend Softletter SaaS University in Chicago, June 30 - July 2, where Lincoln will be presenting 'SaaS Multi-Tenancy: The Business Case'.
The Five Defining Characteristics of Cloud Computing
Author: Dave Malcolm Surgient; Source: ZDNet
Ask 5 people to define the Cloud you will likely hear 5 different explanations. Dave Malcolm shares his view on the 5 characteristics that define the Cloud - dynamic infrastructure, IT service-centric support, self-service based usage model, minimally or self-managed platform, and consumption-based billing.
The Five P's of SaaS Platforms
Author: Jeff Kaplan; Source: Datamation
The right PaaS vendor can help third-party vendors and enterprise developers accelerate their SaaS development cycles, consolidate their go-to-market requirements, and reduce their overall costs. Well known consultant and analyst Jeff Kaplan discusses the 'Five P's' PaaS vendors must have to ensure their and their customer's success.
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