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by tj on March 22, 2005
engineering Best Practices
On the panel:
- N.N., VP Engineering, Jotspot- Mike Myer, VP Product Development, RightNow- Nagi Prabhu, VP Engineering, Intacct- Jacob Taylor, VP Engineering, SugarCRMHighlights:
- the flexibility of SaaS can mean a major challenge to engineering teams
- 80% of SugarCRM Source Code is Open Source
- ongoing accountability is imperative for successful SaaS providers
- Web services are again imperative for playing SaaS successfully.
Conclusion: This panel was rather unmotivated. There is no real technical breakthrough in SaaS - its a new deal.
On the panel:
- N.N., VP Engineering, Jotspot- Mike Myer, VP Product Development, RightNow- Nagi Prabhu, VP Engineering, Intacct- Jacob Taylor, VP Engineering, SugarCRMHighlights:
- the flexibility of SaaS can mean a major challenge to engineering teams
- 80% of SugarCRM Source Code is Open Source
- ongoing accountability is imperative for successful SaaS providers
- Web services are again imperative for playing SaaS successfully.
Conclusion: This panel was rather unmotivated. There is no real technical breakthrough in SaaS - its a new deal.
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