Demand for SaaS solutions has been growing exponentially over the past few years with both large and small businesses taking advantage of modern technologies. Understanding the common types of SaaS solutions is important in picking the right solution for a business. SaaS is the top layer of the cloud computing pyramid and … Read more
What is PaaS? Platform as a Service is a type of cloud-computing technology that provides businesses and developers with the infrastructure and middleware on top of which they can run their apps and services. Instead of heavily investing in infrastructure and maintenance, the user can simply subscribe to the resources on as-needed … Read more
What is IaaS? Infrastructure as a Service frees businesses from the legacy IT infrastructure limitations, which require them to heavily invest in hardware and software. Purchasing and maintaining hardware and software is expensive, especially for small and medium businesses that don’t have the kind of IT budget large businesses and enterprises have … Read more
Introduction IaaS, PaaS and SaaS are the most common technologies that frequently come up when talking about cloud computing. It’s not uncommon to see people using these terms interchangeably as all these technologies work behind the cloud. This business model can be adopted in various niches – from entertainment to healthcare. Companies … Read more
Introduction According to a recent report by Cleanshelf, up to 30 percent of SaaS spend goes to waste everyday due to different reasons, including complex pricing models and lack of complete control over the SaaS stack. Minimizing wastage of money on SaaS subscriptions requires a new approach as businesses are committing more … Read more
Managing projects effectively can be challenging even when using costly project management software. It’s not uncommon to see projects take longer than expected or costing more than the budget. Although all projects are different and cannot be treated the same, there are some common project mistakes that affect outcomes in almost the … Read more
Introduction SaaS (Software as a Service) has changed the landscape for both end users and vendors and leveled the playing field in a big way. However, like every other technology, there are challenges and pitfalls associated with using SaaS as a delivery channel for apps and other services. While SaaS provides businesses … Read more
SaaS (Software as a Service) refers to an online cloud service that helps consumers access various software online. Such services are usually hosted in the cloud and are used for several purposes by individuals and businesses alike. SaaS is also a very popular option for existing software deployment systems and is often … Read more
Introduction Timekeeping systems make it easier to track time spent on different tasks, projects and deliverables. These systems are designed keeping the needs of a variety of businesses in mind. Some businesses prefer auto-pilot or automatic time tracking, while others are more comfortable doing things manually. Time trackers help the management learn … Read more
Introduction A CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system has become an essential piece of software for enterprises that want to effectively manage interactions and relationships with their potential and existing customers. CRMs help businesses streamline processes, stay connected with their customers and improve profitability. The ultimate goal of a CRM is to improve … Read more