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Jason's post below reminded me of the latest example of SaaS that is available on Autodesk Labs. This new 
technology called Project Draw is a zero-download drawing program. While it's far from AutoCAD or Revit it's a big step towards major desktop applications being available via the web. If you were questioning Jason's prediction that Windows will lose market share, you might rethink your opinion after you play with this.
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Here is another SaaS winner - Storage Guardian. The company offers on-line data management, including automated backup, off-site storage, and data recovery. See http://www.storageguardian.com/detailed_feature_list.php for detail on the features they offer.
Posted by: Roger | February 12, 2008 at 05:07 PM