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       Delivering software as a service has gained a lot of momentum. One reason this one-to-many delivery model is attractive is that it enables new economies of scale. Yet economy of scale does not come automatically; it has to be explicitly architected into the solution. A typical architectural pattern allowing economy of scale is "single instance multi-tenancy," and many Independent Software Vendors  Offering SaaS have moved to this architecture, with various levels of success.There is, however, another means of improving efficiency which have not adopted with the same enthusiasm: the use of an underlying Service-Delivery Platform. Adoption has been slow, mainly because service-delivery platforms optimized for line-of-business applications delivery are still in their infancy. But both existing and new actors in the hosting space are quickly building compelling capabilities.