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New Player Joins the SaaS Team
New company Workday is a further validation of the Software as a Service model, which promises speedier deployments and lower implementation costs by delivering applications using a Web browser.
November 17, 2006
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The newest company in the software-as-a-service arena is Workday, which will offer ERP software. Workday is a further validation of the SaaS model, which promises speedier deployments and lower implementation costs by delivering applications using a Web browser. Workday was launched by PeopleSoft founder and CEO Dave Duffield, who invested an undisclosed sum of his own funds. Workday points to Salesforce.com as a model for success, as it pursues Oracle and SAP--though ERP apps are more complex than CRM apps, where Salesforce reigns. Duffield has surrounded himself with ex-PeopleSoft employees--many of whom remember Oracle's takeover. Never underestimate the motivating power of vengeance. --Andrew Conry-Murray, [email protected]
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