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”Service” to me is just ”delivery of something with a specific scope and a defined contract”, not so much about who delivers said ”service”. Many IT depts woul
by jordanbeiber 6y ago
”Service” to me is just ”delivery of something with a specific scope and a defined contract”, not so much about who delivers said ”service”.
Many IT depts would do themselves a massive favor to deliver actual services instead of “just infra and some stuff thrown on top” and call it service delivery.
Tools like in this link can help, but a big part is simply about automation and delegation/self provisioning.
- dubcanada 6y agoYou can't just decide that words mean different things to "you". Platform as a Service or anything "as a Service" means someone else provides it as a service (ie subscription). The Platform part is all this is offering. So it is not a Platform as a Service.
- jordanbeiber 6y agoYes, ”someone else” - be it delivered internally from one team to others or b2b. It is not necessarily hard tied to a business model, but of course I understand that this is the common usage. It’s really about abstractions and consumability. This is my interpretation of the NIST meaning of aaS.