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Digital sovereignty is becoming differentiating. Open source, on servers you control, end-to-end encryption by default. This is how European SaaS can win.
by jeremiahlee 6y ago
Digital sovereignty is becoming differentiating. Open source, on servers you control, end-to-end encryption by default. This is how European SaaS can win.
- znpy 6y ago> on servers you control > SaaS that's not really a saas though. a managed services offering maybe, but that would be a differend type of business.
- neiljohnson 6y agoOne supports the other. Running high profile on premise solutions helps support the Matrix eco-system as a whole, especially if the installation federates. The SaaS offering means that smaller organisations can also get come onboard without going to extra expense of a large scale self hosted installation.
- jacobr1 6y agoLooks like things are driving towards a kind of "cloud escrow" or shared-management model. You grant a managed-serivces/saas company access to your cloud account to spin up resources. They do the day-to-day management, but you could bring it in-house or go to another firm at any time if they are no longer a good partner. In practice you get a SaaS product. But you actually have the assets of self-hosting.
- anoncake 6y agoIt is if you're a country.
- Proven 6y ago> can win That's not really a victory though, when it's something forced upon users by State. It's nothing but an undue burden and cost for users.