[April 2013]
We will have the chance to share our thoughts on Software as a Service (SaaS) architecture at the upcoming IASA UK Architecture Summit in London on 26 April 2013.
Iasa Global is the premier association focused on the technology architecture profession through the advancement of best practices, education and certification. Iasa has 50 chapters and interest groups in more than 30 countries, and has a member base and readership of over 70,000 worldwide. It is the mission of Iasa to make IT architecture the most recognized and successful profession in the world.
Find full programme details here and register to attend here.
SaaS Architecture Principles
Richard Hall, CEO and founder of CloudOrigin will discuss the technical and commercial factors influencing successful Software as a Service (SaaS) designs, illustrated with examples drawn from the latest generation of SaaS providers, including firms on the journey from traditional ISV to cloud based solutions.
He will showcase a Generation Model mapping the evolution of SaaS solutions, best practice benchmarks for service provision and operational delivery alongside real world ‘anti-patterns’ with the aim of encouraging innovation to ‘fail early and safely’ rather than repeat common errors which have derailed other SaaS programmes.