As I parsed through the multitude of blog postings about Live Documents, a service that is not yet live, doesn't offer screenshots and no one seems to have actually seen, I started to think we all got duped into writing about it. Admittedly, it was a slow news week but when Dan Farber doesn't have an account something is screwy.
I started to ponder if all of these pseudo-applications that are just online versions of not great desktop applications are just software onanism.
Does the world need an online version of MS Office 2007, a product that has not been well recieved? Do we need Siebel OnDemand? Or, is this all just an attempt at staying relevant while a few companies actually take advantage of the on-demand delivery model and offer innovative new products?
SaaS-turbation (Noun)
Browser based, unsatisfying, on-demand version of a desktop application
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Discuss: Coining a term: SaaS-turbation
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