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What useful service can be provided to users in SaaS?

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    WajihaAhmed
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    I want to do my final year project in Cloud domain, and found SaaS as the most suitable thing for me right now. I just need some thoughts on useful services, I was thinking about Dropbox like utility, but its all about storage.

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      I want to do my final year project in Cloud domain, and found SaaS as the most suitable thing for me right now. I just need some thoughts on useful services, I was thinking about Dropbox like utility, but its all about storage.

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      You found SaaS to be right, but don't know a project? Usually we pick a project first, and then determine "how". Things that can be done as a service include more than storage; you'll have to get a bit creative. Scan these forums, and you'll find that a lot of questions keep coming back. Most of those problems could be solved by a third party, and presented as a service.

      • Conversions, from text to PDF, Html, Word, Excel, you name it.
      • Communication (Google wave, MSN Messenger) / presence
      • Getting a location/placename from a IP-address
      • Generating a encryption key[^]
      • Administrate applications; connect to the Active Directory and make it available for the admin from his laptop.

      Hope this gives some ideas on what could be done; good luck and let us know how it worked out :)

      Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

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        You found SaaS to be right, but don't know a project? Usually we pick a project first, and then determine "how". Things that can be done as a service include more than storage; you'll have to get a bit creative. Scan these forums, and you'll find that a lot of questions keep coming back. Most of those problems could be solved by a third party, and presented as a service.

        • Conversions, from text to PDF, Html, Word, Excel, you name it.
        • Communication (Google wave, MSN Messenger) / presence
        • Getting a location/placename from a IP-address
        • Generating a encryption key[^]
        • Administrate applications; connect to the Active Directory and make it available for the admin from his laptop.

        Hope this gives some ideas on what could be done; good luck and let us know how it worked out :)

        Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

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        Kindly explain the last point, regarding Active Directory.

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          Kindly explain the last point, regarding Active Directory.

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          The idea behind SaaS is to "rent out software or service"; I was more thinking about having the administrational side of the AD available as a service, but not directly in the SaaS way. Come to think of it, there's an open-source Linux application called "Samba" which is used to integrate Linux-pc's in a Windows-network. That would take a "bunch" of programmers, I'm afraid, since it would be a lot of work.

          Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

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