Table of Contents
The following is the complete table of contents for the above-referenced main report:
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Analysis
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"ASP" Is a More Recognized Term in Japan Than "SaaS"
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Data Security Concern Is a Large Inhibitor of SaaS Deployment
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Japanese SMBs Still Have a Strong Tendency Toward Application Customization, Although Users Intend to Expand SaaS Deployment
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Barriers to Entry Exist for Technology Providers Entering the Japanese SMB SaaS Market
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Seminars and Articles Are the Most Effective Methods of Raising SaaS Awareness
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Background and Context
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The Impact
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Conclusion
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Appendix: Outline of the Survey Conducted in Japan in 2010
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Recommended Reading
List of Tables
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Table 1. The Number of Companies in Japan (Excluding Public Organizations), as of October 2006
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Table 2. Worries Largely Reduced Since June 2008 Survey Among Those Against Application Service Provider/Software-as-a-Service Deployment
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Table 3. Industries of the Respondent Companies
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Table 4. Number of Employees in the Respondent Companies
List of Figures
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Figure 1. Awareness and Deployment of Software as a Service in Japan
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Figure 2. Awareness and Deployment of the Application Service Provider and Software-as-a-Service Model in Japan
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Figure 3. Users' Worries About Application Service Provider/Software-as-a-Service Deployment (Multiple Choices)
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Figure 4. Portfolio of Applications Based on Functions: Averaged Percentages
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Figure 5. Information Resources Used When Making a Technology Acquisition Decision (Multiple Choices Allowed)
