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Never, Niemals, Jamais - SaaS For Everyone.Phil Wainewright must have had a bad day. He asked in his post:
And then goes on to explain, why SaaS - Software as a Service applications will NEVER replace desktop applications. I am not going into all the wrong assumptions and naive explanations of his post, but have a question for him:
I hope Phil will have a better day tomorrow. UPDATE: Dennis has written about this too, I like the title: ” Never is a long time”. I agree it’s kind of forever! Tags: E-Commerce, IT, On-demand, SaaS, sme-blog, Software as a Service, Web Technology, WebOffice, WinWeb, WinWeb AccountsOffice , WinWeb CashBook, WinWeb OnlineOffice 
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Said on November 19th, 2006 at 4:11 am
Stefan,
I agree with both of you, but in fairness,there has been lots of times that I had my notebook but no internet. At least, whether you have your notebook with you is your control, but whether you can get a connection or not many times is not.
In many places around the world, internet is still not reliable, and it is something that managers have to think — you don't want business to stop because your provider had a shutdown.
http://blogs.zdnet.com/SAAS/?p=257
Said on May 22nd, 2007 at 11:34 pm
[…] Just a few months ago, I got flamed by several usually friendly bloggers for pointing out Why Office 2.0 will never go wholly online. Timed a few days before the Office 2.0 conference, my posting was lambasted as "wrong and naive" by Stefan Topfler, while Dennis Howlett said I was both "ignoring reality" and "deny[ing] history"! […]
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Said on October 17th, 2007 at 5:46 pm
Hi.Thanks for your post .Your article make great idea to me.Thanks.