KnowraSoftware as a serviceLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Software as a service, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 4Related 5Narrower topic 3Compared with 2Cloud computingBroader topic: It presents cloud computing as a finished application rather than infrastructure to configure.Subscription business modelBroader topic: It is a prominent form of subscription business built around continuous software access.Digital distributionRelated: Digital distribution can deliver a download, while SaaS provides ongoing access to hosted software.Proprietary softwareRelated: Proprietary services often restrict access through accounts and remote control rather than local copies.Web applicationRelated: Many web applications are delivered as hosted subscriptions rather than locally installed products.Business modelBroader topic: It combines remote delivery with recurring payment and ongoing service.Microsoft 365Narrower topic: Microsoft 365 is a prominent productivity-suite example of subscription software delivery.Free software movementCompared with: Remote execution can deny users control even when server-side code has a free license.Application softwareCompared with: SaaS delivers applications remotely instead of requiring users to manage a local installation.Microsoft OfficeNarrower topic: Microsoft 365 illustrates Office’s shift from purchased releases toward subscriptions and cloud delivery.Adobe Inc.Narrower topic: Adobe increasingly delivers applications through recurring cloud subscriptions.SoftwareRelated: This model shifts much of software’s operation and maintenance to a remote service.G-CloudBroader topic: Public bodies can use G-Cloud to buy hosted software services rather than install them locally.History of softwareRelated: Network delivery shifted many applications from locally installed products to ongoing services.