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Why Is SAAS So Misunderstood (Part-1)

2021-04-28

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Today on The Hacks, Tom and Chunga are talking about something that Chunga says is the most confused and misunderstood segment of the tech space.

Why is this thing so misunderstood? Primarily because it's so broad that everyone has their own definition of it! In this episode of The Hacks, Tom and Chunga are talking about SAAS.

SAAS (software as a service) can mean many different things. It's a philosophy, a product type, and a technology, amongst other things. Tom says that the proper definition of SAAS starts with you understanding your own business model and that's why the vast majority of SAAS offerings fail. Listen now to learn more!

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