As a follow-on to my SaaS University presentation "Multi-Tenancy in SaaS: The Business Case" we have put together a webinar with some industry insiders. In addition to me representing Sixteen Ventures, Mike Dunham from Scio Consulting, and Rick Chapman of Softletter will be on the panel. Jeremy Beck of Scio will be the moderator.
The idea behind this webinar is to dig a little deeper than I did in Chicago to get to the implementation level of Multi-Tenancy and its various incarnations. I will be speaking on the business implications of each level of tenancy.
Specifically I will be speaking on:
- Overview of SaaS Business Architecture
- Why the level of Tenancy per Instance matters at the Business Level
- Business Scalability and Multi-Tenancy
- Missed Revenue Opportunities when not fully Multi-Tenant
With Rick from Softletter on the webinar, this should make for a very exciting and lively discussion. I hope you can join us.
You should reserve your spot today!
Thursday, July 16, 2009
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT
Multi-Tenancy Alternatives: Selecting the Best Option for Your Software Business
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is becoming mainstream but getting it right can be the key to survival. From the single instance ASP-model to virtualization to pure multi-tenant SaaS, this webinar will cover the business implications and technical alternatives to multi-tenancy for your web based software products.
Who should attend: Software executives and product managers working on SaaS offerings
Overview:
The business value of Multi-Tenancy in SaaS is no longer up for debate, but the implementation methods still are. Join Scio Consulting and Sixteen Ventures as we explore the topic of Multi-Tenancy in more detail at the implementation level and learn the business implications of each implementation method.
In this informative webinar, we will cover the following Multi-Tenant implementations:
- "ASP" model - Single Instance, Single Tenant
- Virtualization Solutions
- Single Instance, Unique DB per Tenant
- Single Instance, Multi-tenant DB, Unique Schema per Tenant
- Single Instance, Multi-tenant DB (One Schema for All Tenants)
You will learn the advantages, disadvantages, and business implications of each method as well as get recommendations by the experts at Scio Consulting and Sixteen Ventures on when one is preferred over the others.
You should reserve your spot today!
Author: Lincoln Murphy