In either case, there is growing interest in using SaaS and cloud computing services because of potential for significant cost savings and the relative ease of deployment.

Cloud computing architecture comes in many different flavors, three of which are popular among enterprises attempting to launch and manage websites, microsites and apps including, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.

[ Some thoughts about SaaS and cloud computing ] Vendors are not making this easier. Every vendor has its own spin on the subject, jockeying for position in the marketplace.

Of course, not all SaaS services or SaaS-based cloud components are connected, but let’s dig deeper to ask why and look at how (when and where needed) we can forge and fuse more effective ...

Then there’s the user in Layer 2, who has credentials to specific applications and services and is using computers, browsers, and network typically not managed by either the IaaS or SaaS provider.

Now that cloud computing has hit the mainstream, spending patterns are changing. Written by Steve Ranger, Global News Director Nov. 13, 2019 at 5:38 a.m. PT ...