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				By: John Blackham				</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 28 Jul 2016 23:46:19 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[SaaS and On-prem software are fundamentally the same. Both can be &quot;highly modular&quot;.  This was the aim of ERP companies way before SaaS was heard of. Remember OO and products such as Protean from Marcam or JDE&#039;s OneWorld. Both promised an end to customization.  Both were wrong, both companies died as a result, and in JDE&#039;s case ended up inside Oracle.  In fact the exact opposite of Mr Miranda&#039;s claim is true, SaaS kills innovation ...unless you think that every user having access to exactly the same software features give any company a competitive advantage.  As Gartner said in 2009, until SaaS (specifically multi-tenant) can offer customization that will support any business requirement, it is a non-starter for serious businesses.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>SaaS and On-prem software are fundamentally the same. Both can be &#8220;highly modular&#8221;.  This was the aim of ERP companies way before SaaS was heard of. Remember OO and products such as Protean from Marcam or JDE&#8217;s OneWorld. Both promised an end to customization.  Both were wrong, both companies died as a result, and in JDE&#8217;s case ended up inside Oracle.  In fact the exact opposite of Mr Miranda&#8217;s claim is true, SaaS kills innovation &#8230;unless you think that every user having access to exactly the same software features give any company a competitive advantage.  As Gartner said in 2009, until SaaS (specifically multi-tenant) can offer customization that will support any business requirement, it is a non-starter for serious businesses.</p>
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