SaaS Introduction (Software as a Service)

[@walterr.2619]

Dude you have no idea how useful your videos have been for me. Thanks

[@Sara-hm4lo]

I can listen to you all the day ! I didn't notice I have sitting and listening for more than 30 mins ! YOU ARE AMAZING

[@Chrissyrozenot]

I'm french with a professional english level but I understood everything. I really admire all of your video. Thank you so much Eli. This help me a lot.

[@Uccisore28]

Great info here, thanks for this. Helped me out with a job interview. Had no idea what 'SaaS' was, until you explained it, then I realized I have several years experience supporting/using it.

[@yiannisserpico2646]

You are such a great teacher! SaaS is a technology bug. Too many drawbacks. Wish a CEO-man have enough money to make it all locally hosted and not cloud hosted.

[@harithajlb]

I love the way you explained the SaaS concept from a layman's perspective. It is clear, engaging and at the end I understood the concept. I am glad, I found this after several videos and articles that did not help me much. (Oh and this might be my first ever comment on KZbin)

[@edwinG650]

Thank God for Eli. These other SaaS vids are hopeless.

[@adriandude85]

Writing a research paper on SaaS this video is a great start. Very Informative.

[@1BestEnemy]

Help me with mine lol

[@gabrielr.7423]

adriandude85 haha

[@zpphoto1]

The young you lol, I am prepping for a SaaS interview and well, I follow you today with your changes in your content, and still will. Just wanted to say hi and your content from 2013 is still showing up on my radar =-)

[@buddhabase5581]

1.CEO preference in terms of one time huge spend vs long term usage based spend 2.Updates will be available continuously at the same time run the risk of data loss when the company goes kaput! 3.Service contracts in terms of premium feature access 4.Migration issues that you might faced with a specific service provider specifically from cloud solutions. Migration with Saas is a nightmare 5. Service growth with the company in the long term

[@aycab.753]

This my was my first ever video of Eli and it turned out to be much deeper than I thought. Amazing job Eli, thanks!

[@krisschobert4484]

great delivery!! entertaining, engaging & enlightening. Just you and a camera is all it took!

[@bryanschmitz5217]

as a newbee to IT and a student at age 41 trying to better myself financially and professionally by breaking away from my manufacturing career of 20+ years to a more rewarding and satisfying career in IT, I love your you tube training vids!!!!! If you have any advice on where to focus my studies on I'm all ears :-)

[@wix1dotcom]

Excellent Video - I have been in IT, Web Dev for many years building portals and search engines and so for years. This SAAS stuff is a thin client environment that Sun Microsystem developed years ago. Which now is on the forefront for some crazy reason lol

[@kokoko6kalisi]

extremely helpful videos for beggininers or basic held desk support agents, a HUGE THANK YOU Eli

[@Klarpimier]

"Baaack in the day in 2005" Time moves way to quickly.

[@carlosalba9690]

I was 5 years old

[@carlosalba9690]

I think I was just learning to write cursive in English and Basic Math

[@purnaparida103]

@@carlosalba9690 nu

[@miguelarvizu-luna6334]

Tell me about it

[@captveeresh]

Awesome enjoy listening to you, very absorbing, your voice captures attention, clear diction and you explain in very simple, relevant, useful manner. Crystal clear. Thanks!

[@karismoffat1968]

Exactly!! Awesome channel!

[@فراسالدوماني]

Great information on SaaS especially its benefits and drawbacks. The drawbacks may scare the listener even though the benefits are really really great.

[@vuebacelimar]

😅office 97... Brilliant explanation and I'm watching this in 2020 and it's still very useful. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@ВенциславМаринов-з3п]

Smart geek - cool stuff. Smart geek with super well honed teaching and presentation skills - GOLDEN. Thanks man!

[@mohammadrahimtaheri5134]

what a sweet and comprehensive explanation

[@jsnow07grad]

I am a visual learner, I needed this. Thank you, for articulating well!

[@kendel423]

What about this is visual it's just a guy talking in front of a camera with no graphics

[@zak00101]

He draw very well the ideas with his hands... ha ha

[@zak00101]

You are an audio learner, pal.

[@stxpro21]

pull it together Jessica, you're better than this

[@danielmasunungure]

Awesome came by your channel by mistake, I am a non-tech guy, I am now into my 3rd video

[@reetikagupta7607]

I am soooo Happy, i came across this video on saas. Best explanation so far on the topic and i literally feel like a fool that i use SaaS service on everyday basis but didnt know it is called so :p

[@YeelightEU]

It is a very good introduction of SaaS, however the content can be more condensed, hence the duration can be shorter. Thank you

[@erosi5974]

Thank you for this concise and informative piece. Cheers.

[@Aamirkhan-nu6ly]

Thank you 😊 you are a teacher and trust me not everyone can do it. Cheers

[@fabriciosoares1]

Hi Eli very good video about SaaS. Lately I've been experiencing some challenges in some customers who ask me when they should choose SaaS and when choosing on-primeses. Do you have any tips?

[@SDSUeetutor]

Thank you for making me smarter

[@digantshah4753]

wow... what an explanation. Superb ! thumbs up Eli

[@ToBeVerified]

Thanks for all the great videos. One question, though. I see a lot of introduction lessons on your channel, and quite few intermediary and practical videos. Will you make continuations for your introductory videos, or are you solely focusing on introducing various topics?

[@cuteabhidi1]

Loved the way you have broken it down for someone new to this. Thank you very much.

[@charlesthuo6825]

Insightful presentation

[@dxstyles1]

Great video, very clear explanation about Saas.

[@tonynaq]

This really useful, especially when it comes to executive recruitment in technology. Cheers Eli.

[@jcarron]

Very clear, really enjoy your work man - thanks for giving this to the community

[@tenzinnamdak6204]

Hi Eli, all your videos are very informative and learned a lot.Can you please make tutorial on honeypot and honeynet, if possible with the best free version of windows base honeypot. thank you for all your wonderful work!

[@alicoolman1xx]

Saas is like stream gaming client broadcast play when another computer dose the processing but your playing it remotely for an another computer.

[@globalminds4890]

Thanks for your sharing, my company has interests to learn on saas service. what is the key to service the clients? and how the service should be given. wondering if you teach the saas service? Looking forward to your reply.

[@harryliu3009]

I always like your video and explanation .

[@jackylouwe3360]

Great video! Clarified a lot about SaaS, thanx a million times!!!

[@cynthiacoyle9554]

Absolutely fascinating lecture. Thank you so much. Very clear and understandable presentation. I really appreciated it!

[@ChuzpahGoodfellow]

Eli should teach college courses, very engaging video!

[@AVNIOX]

Brilliant stuff. Love the easy conversational style and simple language. Well done.

[@ZaidisFamily]

Very well explained...Very Informative.. Thanks Guys

[@PM21am21]

Make it so easy to understand it .Could I follow you anywhere else

[@byronhall6389]

Hats off...thanks for the info....if I am ever in Baltimore (hometown) dinner is on me at Ruth Chris for all your help....have seen at 3 of you videos....very informative

[@SuccessFactorsgyaan]

Superb explanation. Keep up the good work. Thanks

[@ocubex]

Nice one dude, thanks for breaking it down for the rest of us!

[@shanthinuguru7538]

Awesome information. Mr. Eli, you really know how to simplify the topics and make it understable to anyone. Great video tutorials. Guru.

[@Biboubier5528]

Thank you very much for those information. I also like the "CEO point of view" and all those trade aspects. Thank you.

[@AmongManyWays]

Awesome explanation

[@intellogo]

Great video! Really interesting way to explain from so many different angles! Thanks for your video! Google Docs is a SaaS as all their tools are available online to use. But, is Adobe's Creative Cloud (CC) design tools & Microsoft's Office365 still fully a SaaS? Adobe & Microsoft, for these apps maybe having online versions of their apps, but what i'm specifically referring to is that once an Office365 or Creative Cloud subscription is purchased, they have apps (such as their Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, One Note, Outlook and Adobe's Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, etc) which need to be downloaded as a live installer (i.e. small lite installer) to the computer for offline use, so that one can use these heavy tools offline during the subscription period, too, which would mean the software resides on the local computer, even though a monthly or yearly subscription maybe needed to be re-verified after a set time period to continue using the software. Q; Is this also a pure SaaS model or a Hybrid between what was there in the old days of installing software locally on the computer and today's SaaS model? Would really like to know your point of view or what type of a delivery model can this be classified as?

[@proprofs]

Very informative video. 👍

[@Brittfrance6]

just what I needed. deff staying in tune.

[@rodrigoalves6291]

Great Video! Short and Sweet! Congratulations!

[@habibcham3383]

do you have an explanation on Market Driven Cloud Architecture

[@SiyamcelaNxuseka]

Man thanks for your explanation you just saved me.

[@alicoolman1xx]

Thanks for another awesome well explained video👌🏼

[@btul2569]

you helped me to write a hell of an essay thank you thank you thank you

[@helenkovalyova1]

Thank you very much! Your explanation is great! Best wishes

[@bashiirimohamoud3261]

thank u for ur knowledge one thing i want ask u what kind of simulation i use to make cloud computing like iaas , saas would u give me suggestion to do that or some link please ..

[@CanelaJamie]

great presentation!

[@eliseogarcia1024]

well explain, but for sole purpose of end-user, if not iterent ,the office app, isn't running.

[@geogomez1153]

Hi Eli, always enjoying your video's can you help with directing me to a training for ruby taking a SaaS app development and need a quick Ruby training . Thanks

[@moshedgani]

Very inspiring presentation! . thank you.

[@ofamaile7332]

Thanks, now I understand SaaS.

[@panchtatvam]

i too thinks its too early a stage for SaaS. Especially for office. Apps like iCloud don't usually work with SaaS version of office as Apple didn't made it compatible with Office SaaS model yet. The end user is affected thus.

[@cynthiaflores7309]

Thank you so much Eli, great explanation

[@jonnavittula]

thanq so much man..it gave me a vivid picture abt SAAS..

[@kratsvabz]

Having a facebook app installed on my andriod mobile, is this also an example of SaaS ?

[@timyassa1354]

what if I' m selling SaaS that is a yearly based subscription with upfront payment Eli. It would comfort/help me if it was according to the model your talking about lol i.e monthly and over a certain lifespan as opposed to all upfront

[@jetacore]

Hi Eli, JetaCore SaaS thinks that your video is the best explanation of what the SaaS is. If you don't mind, link on this youtube public video will be placed on www.JetaCore.com web-site.

[@luisontwo]

Awesome job, Eli!

[@yuvaraj600]

You are genius!! Very helpful information.

[@AzeemUrRehman]

easy to understand. you are a star.

[@keskub2709]

Precisely the explanation I was looking for ! Thanks a lot ! 👍

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

What do you think would be a cool strategy if I want to sell software to the gov. if they always want to have all infraestructura inside their headquarters?

[@Nikoolayy1]

+Ezequias Dickens Have your servers that host the software installed at their headquarters :)(sounds stupid, I know but I have seen it but you will need physical access to maintain your servers and that will be the big problem).

[@itechjoejoe3621]

Hey Eli, after watching your SaaS video I think SaaS got more negative points than its positive points

[@VATechAlum]

Eli - you're terrific!

[@IZUUZM]

Eli you the man! thank you for your explanation.

[@BDK8872]

This is an excellent work!!!!

[@johnronaldb]

Hi Eli its been a while! do you have updated video about Saas? :)

[@alexanderdelrio4610]

Hi Eli, How much would you guess it takes to start a SaaS company? I've been trying to look into it and keep finding crazy ranges. I get that it would vary based on a lot of factors but was just curious if you could ballpark it.

[@Moumoni74]

amazing explanation! like it

[@VibeWithSingh]

This is the 2nd of your videos that I watched. gotta say, pretty good. thumbs up. (y)

[@claudialidia6512]

What happens if I have contracted SaaS for a year with monthly payments and I cannot make one of my payments? I am assuming there is "a grace period", but if that is passed as well, the Vendor will cut-off the service. In this particular case, I loose not only de service but the data as well - correct? Is there a client-protection clause/rule that will prevent the Vendor from deleting all data for a given period of time? (until, let's say, i can pay my monthly fees again :) )

[@Membrane556]

Bigger issues with Saas are security as it's no longer under your control. Instead you must trust the SaaS provider and some are not very good at it and the Russian and Chinese hackers have been getting pretty good as of late. A little tin foil hat there may be back doors for the NSA as well. Then there's availability if it's your accounting or sales software an internet outage can totally ruin your day. Then there's the issue SaaS companies are not very profitable and there's will be another dot com crash as the IT tech industry is in a bubble. If the company goes under you loose your services.

[@karismoffat1968]

Yesssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A big yes!!!

[@mgkkkkk123]

Great explanation..!

[@hliebhalunko5214]

Enjoyed this video. Awesome!

[@ibrahim1ibrahim2]

keep it up. Eli ,you are the guy, thanx man

[@whycantthiswork100]

Google drive is a Thick client right? is there a difference between Thick Clients and Fat clients? How do "application servers"" fit in?

[@chrisholloway1057]

Well what about the thought that what if the software isn’t used daily so it’s a better deal

[@LakshmananPanneerselvam]

Thanks Mate!!. Good explanation.

[@mehboobfazal]

you just saved my hours of studying...

[@ofamaile7332]

This is what I was looking for

[@tamtam670]

Thanks, great overview.

[@ducaticanine]

how can i get into SaaS or DaaS sales as a job?

[@EricRamosDrums]

Eli make another Linux video soon please!!!

[@mlomesh1]

This is going to go for next 5-7 years as services moves to SAAS