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Desktone has gotten trademarks on the expressions "desktops as a service" and "DaaS" from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Senior director of strategic development Jeff Fisher says the company will enforce the trademarks if it can - which may not be the most judicious thing to do considering Citrix throws the terms around a lot and Citrix is one of Desktone's investors - but Desktone wants it clearly understood that desktops as a service (DaaS) specifically describes an outsourced subscription service for server-hosted desktops powered by its Virtual-D Platform and delivered ... (more)

StrikeIron Co-Sponsors Business Mashup Challenge at Mashup Camp

StrikeIron Inc., a provider of Data as a Service (DaaS), facilitating the consumption and distribution of live data over the Web, has announced its sponsorship of the Business Mashup Challenge for developers attending Mashup Camp 4. IBM is the main sponsor of the Challenge alongside secondary sponsors StrikeIron, Dapper, AccuWeather, and Kapow Technologies. Mashup Camp 4, produced by Mass... (more)

Leveraging 'TheWebService' for Data-as-a-Service

As www.ProgrammableWeb.com points out, there are about two services or Web APIs added every week, and that rate continues to accelerate. There seems to be several types of providers. First are those that produce an API as an afterthought, such as a SaaS provider. Next there are the larger Web makers such as Google, Amazon, and Yahoo that are moving toward APIs as a strategic direction. W... (more)

Data.gov Will Redefine Data-as-a-Service

I’ve been in several meetings recently that have hit on the topic of Data.gov.  Data.gov will become a repository for all the information the government collects, and that information will be in turn available to anyone who needs it.   Pretty positive move, if you ask me.   However, the existing data-as-a-service providers that traffic in government data could find that they are soon suf... (more)