SAAS Business Model - Explained

The video explains the Software as a Service (SAS) model, comparing it to traditional software. SAS allows users to access software over the internet, providing ongoing services and updates. Key characteristics include its function as a service, remote delivery, repeatability, and scalability. The model is designed to be used by many customers without needing individual customization, making it efficient and widely applicable.

How does Software as a Service (SaaS) differ from traditional software models?

• SaaS requires a one-time purchase.

• SaaS is accessed over the internet and includes ongoing support.

• SaaS is installed on personal computers.

• SaaS is only available for large enterprises.

Which of the following is a key characteristic of the SaaS business model?

• It is delivered through physical media.

• It is a one-time purchase.

• It is packaged as a service and delivered remotely.

• It requires no internet connection.

What is a major advantage of the SaaS model in terms of service delivery?

• It is repeatable and can be accessed by multiple users without changes.

• It is highly customizable for each user.

• It is only available in certain regions.

• It requires frequent updates for each user.

How is scalability achieved in the SaaS model?

• By designing the software once and using it for many customers.

• By requiring additional hardware for each user.

• By limiting the number of users.

• By creating a unique version for each customer.

What does the repeatability of SaaS services imply?

• The service needs to be reinstalled frequently.

• The service requires constant manual updates.

• The same service can be used repeatedly without changes.

• The service is only available for a limited time.