Analyzing Costs for Software as a Service (SaaS) Companies that offer software as a service can be difficult to compare because their fees are presented differently. In this project, you'll compare the total annual costs for four vendors who want you to use their software for your own company of 10 employees, including yourself. Assume that any of the four cloud computing products would work well for your company, so the main issue is cost. Company A charges $25 per month per employee, which includes technical support. Company B charges $30 per month per employee, but there is no charge for the head of the company (you) so you only need nine licenses. Technical support is included. Company C charges $290 per year per employee. Technical support is included. Company D charges $3500 per year for a license that covers any number of employees up to 15. Technical support is extra - $500 per year for the whole company. Cost per Annual cost month Com- pany One row per com- pany Number of licenses required For example, company D only requires one license for your ten employees. Tech Sup- port Cost per year Only Company D charges for this. For example, company A would be $25*10 licens- es. Company C's cost per month would be the annual cost/12*10. Multi- ply the cost per month by 12, and add any tech support costs. According to the case study above, answer the following questions; Question 3-1: What is the annual cost for each of the four companies? Which company offers the lowest price? Question 3-2: Business booms, and you know you must start off with 14 employees (including yourself), not just ten. Which company now offers the most attractive price