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Software-As-A-Service for improving Drug Research towards a standardized approach

Publish Year: 1395
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Language: English
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JR_ACSIJ-5-1_011

Index date: 10 November 2018

Software-As-A-Service for improving Drug Research towards a standardized approach abstract

Software as a Service (SaaS) is one of the most interesting applications of a service-oriented architecture. SaaS spares users the cost of acquiring and maintaining hardware and software. The SaaS business model is very widely appreciated in the economy, because it brings not only financial benefits but also process-optimizing benefits. Drug research is a lengthy, complex and costly process that involves a number of disciplines, from medicine through economics to natural science. Until recently, the standard programs and infrastructure used for data analysis were almost exclusively commercial, proprietary, closed source and expensive. One of the major attractions of the open-source model is to customize the platform to suite the requirements and react faster on changes. There are different proprietary approaches. However there is a gap in knowledge regarding using closed and proprietary infrastructure. The aim of this research is to investigate the impact of an open source SaaS approach on the drug research process.

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Software-As-A-Service for improving Drug Research towards a standardized approach authors

Keis Husein

London School of Commerce, Associate College of Cardiff Metropolitan University, London SE۱ ۱NX, United Kingdom

Ezendu Ariwa

Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Bedfordshire Luton, LU۱ ۳JU, United Kingdom

Paul Bocij

Aston Business School, Aston University Birmingham, B۴ ۷ET, United Kingdom