Comparative Analysis of SaaS and PaaS Cloud Computing Models

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BIT100
BUSINESS ENQUIRY AND
COMMUNICATION
REPORT, STEP 4

INTRODUCTION
 SAAS
 It is a type of cloud computing service.
 Provides application/software bundled services to
the clients.
 Installation of application/software does not
require the system of the organisation.
 PAAS
 Provides application/software bundled services.
 Also provide hardware structure to customize
the bundles provided.
 Organisations systems not required for
installation process.

COMPARISON REQUIREMENTS
 To determine the benefits of the two technologies.
 To determine the disadvantages of the two
technologies.
 To determine the process of working of the two
technologies.
 To determine the functionalities provided by the
technologies.
 To determine the cost and plan of the two
technologies.

COMPARISON TECHNIQUES
 Use of journals and articles.
 Observation of organisations using any of the
two or both the technologies.
 Generations of feedbacks in numerical scale.
 Survey within the organisation to determine
the desired technology.
 Questionnaires to determine the knowledge
and interest of the technology.

PEOPLES INVOLVED (MANAGERS)
 ABC (General Manager)
 Research, survey, and questionnaires.
 DEF (Administration Manager)
 Research, survey, and questionnaires.
 GHZ (Product Manager)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 JKL (Technology and Design Head)
 Research, survey, and questionnaires.
 MNO (Sales Manager)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 PQR (Human Resource Manager)
 Survey and questionnaires.

PEOPLES INVOLVED (EMPLOYEES)
 STU (Employee, T&D Team)
o Research, survey, and questionnaires.
 VWX (Employee, T&D Team)
 Research, survey, and questionnaires.
 YZA (Employee, T&D Team)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 SNZ (Employee, Sales Team)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 GJD (Employee, HRM Team)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 KLP (Employee, Product Management Team)
 Survey and questionnaires.
 ASL (Employee, Product Management Team)
o Survey and questionnaires.

RESOURCES USED
 Computer devices
 Research articles and Journals
 Internet connectivity
 Sheet papers

SAAS
 Ease of use
 Implementation
time
 Integration and
scalability
 Slow processing
speed
 Requirement of
continuous internet
connectivity
 Loss of data
 Upgradability of
services
Benefits Disadvantages

COMPARISON OF TECHNOLOGIES

RESULTS
Comparison based on ratings of functionalities
(scale of 1-10)

CONCLUSION
 SAAS is good but not fit for the Macey’s
organisation.
 PAAS is a feasible option than SAAS.
 Organisation will benefit more with PAAS.
 Future upgradation will make PAAS more
advanced.

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