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: Law Library LetterQuestions to Ask If You're Considering Using SaaS
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Here's an addendum to my earlier post, Cloud Computing - Technology Savior or Privacy Nightmare?These are some questions you would want to ask a potential SaaS vendor, from an article by Alan Cohen, "Cloud Computing, Is It Safe?":
- Where is my data -- and how secure is it?
- What happens when disaster strikes?
- Do you provide a service level agreement?
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- How much customization can I get?
Full post as published by Law Library Letter on July 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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