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Opsource today announced Optimal On-Demand 2.0, which introduces a revolutionary shift in the way software-as-a-service (SaaS) and Web companies develop and deploy applications. Optimal On-Demand eliminates the need for these companies to invest in the infrastructure and services necessary to deliver their solutions. Now, with today's announcement, Optimal On-Demand further eliminates the need to invest time and resources in building non-core functionality into SaaS and Web applications. Companies can now focus their efforts on building the best possible solutions while utilizing a growing list of mission-critical but non-strategic application components provided by OpSource and its partners. The first of these components, also announced today, include Optimal
Insight, Optimal Billing and Optimal Research. Essentially, OpSource has re-invented SaaS delivery.

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[...] AsA SaaSBlogs and pretty much the rest of the SaaS bloggingA community (SaaSWeek, Phil Wainewright, Jeff Kaplan, among many others)A took note of last week, Opsource announced the Optimal OnDemand 2.0 SaaS Platform.A Opsource really caught our attention with this one because of the way Optimal OnDemand 2.0 seems to quell some of ourA contentions with Salesforce’s Apex platform concept and other ‘niche’ platform concepts to date.A Opsource’s core competencies have been in the hosting infrastructure and provisioning realm, but with OOD2.0 they are introducing value adds further up the stack that fulfillA SaaS hosting requirementsA (read: vendor pain points).A It’s a tremendous boon to the notion that to build robust SaaS applications, vendors will rely on platforms that provide general purpose technological and business value rather thanA platforms with a bent towards a particular vertical market or spawned from an application codebase.A [...]----- -------- [Read More]

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