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SaaS news, trends, analysis and practical advice
What happens when an Office 365 subscription expires?
If you're using Microsoft's cloud-based Office 365 and the subscription lapses, here's how much time you have to renew -- or backup your data and move on.
Review: 4 SaaS business-planning tools
These cloud-based tools can drop all the data for your business plan or product launch into one application and share it with your team.
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Microservices vs. Service-Oriented Architecture
Using a container application platform for the deployment of microservices will allow you to truly see the benefit of breaking up application logic into logical individual components. As your application grows in usage and demand,
Q&A: AppDynamics CIO sees SaaS as the future of mobile management
AppDynamics, which was recently acquired by Cisco for its application and business performance monitoring software, avoided mobile device management tools and turned to SaaS platforms to control access to corporate data.
4 ways blockchain is the new business collaboration tool
While the full potential of blockchain is often not understood by business execs, that's not keeping companies from aggressively exploring how the secure, distributed ledger technology can save time and money.
Xero breaks through its glass ceiling: customers, revenue and cashflow
Impressive results from the New Zealand-founded, but now global, accounting software vendor.
Adobe continues its march to the cloud
Adobe, once known only for its creative suite, has become a huge player in the broader marketing space. I sat down with an exec ahead of their EMEA conference to reflect.
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3 Reasons To Avoid Piecemeal Network-Building In Healthcare IT
When choosing providers, select those that can grow with you. They should have comprehensive solution sets and be highly connected to the cloud and to SaaS players. To fortify investment in resources that promote both improved care
Kimble launches A.I.-enabled PSA -- buzzwords or innovation?
A.I. is one of the premium buzzwords du jour. In Kimble’s case, is it justified?
With CRM integration, Microsoft finds another use for LinkedIn
Microsoft is wielding LinkedIn against Salesforce in the battle for the CRM market. Starting Tuesday, salespeople will get LinkedIn Sales Navigator data alongside other information in the Dynamics 365 Sales dashboard.
Crunchbase ramps up to deliver business information everywhere
Once just a useful tool for Silicon Valley types, Crunchbase has a deeper vision.
WalkMe, the most obvious tool in the world, releases research and makes an acquisition
When I first heard about WalkMe, the idea struck me as so mind-numbingly obvious that I've been a big fan ever since.
Taming the SaaS security wilderness
As rogue applications proliferate, the need to protect corporate data requires new tools.
With HelloWorks, HelloSign finds the holy grail of digitalization
It’s nice seeing a vendor move through the stages of innovations through to transformation. HelloWorks caps that off for this eSignature player.
Xero hits the epic one million customers mark
Here’s a tenth birthday present that anyone can be happy about.
Data the key ingredient for restaurant chain success
ArrowStream’s OnDemand software gives CraftWorks Restaurants and Breweries a full view of its supply chain data, helping it reduce food costs.
Sage acquires Fairsail: Is this Salesforce-based strategy going to work?
I was critical of Sage’s decision to build a client-side solution on top of the Salesforce platform, but maybe there’s a deeper move going on.
Why email is safer in Office 365 than on your Exchange server
Beyond blocking spam and virus-laden messages, cloud services can determine whether links are safe to visit and whether you’re protecting the right information.
Google touts its enterprise chops in cloud keynote
Enterprises: Google wants you. That’s the message coming out of the first keynote address at the company’s Google Cloud Next conference in San Francisco on Wednesday. The tech titan’s Cloud team really wants enterprises to know that...
SAP license fees are due even for indirect users, U.K. court says
SAP's named-user licensing fees apply even to related applications that only offer users indirect visibility of SAP data, a U.K. judge ruled Thursday. The consequences could be far-reaching for global businesses that have integrated...
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