SaaS doesn’t mean what you think it means
Talk about agile development. Technology acronyms may be the most nimble creations of the tech sector to date. From SaaS (software as a service) to PaaS (platform as a service), to IaaS (infrastructure as a service), what are we supposed to make of all this? And is the acronym SaaS already obsolete?
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By Kevin Lindquist
Kevin is a co-founder at Decisions.com and focuses on sales, marketing, and strategic partnerships for Decisions technology.
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