ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR MASS CUSTOMIZATION IN SAAS PRODUCTS TO MEET ORGANIZATIONAL NEEDS
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13236815Keywords:
SaaS Mass Customization, Modular Architecture, Scalable Infrastructure, Integration Capabilities, Performance OptimizationAbstract
This article explores the architectural considerations and implementation strategies for enabling mass customization in Software as a Service (SaaS) products. As organizations increasingly demand tailored software solutions, SaaS providers face the challenge of balancing standardized service delivery with customization needs. The study outlines key architectural components, including modular design, scalable infrastructure, integration capabilities, and security measures. It also delves into implementation strategies such as configuration management, extensibility frameworks, dynamic UI composition, and flexible data models. The article addresses challenges in performance optimization, maintainability, and user experience in highly customized SaaS environments. By providing a comprehensive framework for mass customization, this research aims to guide SaaS providers in delivering personalized solutions that meet diverse organizational needs without compromising scalability and maintainability.
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