Whether by R&D or acquisition, money can’t buy SaaS performance
The SaaS market appears to be lucrative for vendors, but for Oracle, SAP and Workday, the investment level required to compete remains high.
"software-as-a-service" news, interviews, and features
News about software-as-a-service
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Victoria’s Environment Protection Authority in IoT push
EPA has an IT overhaul underway that is seeing the department create a new data exchange to analyse information from thousands of IoT devices.
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How SaaS vendors can create a new-look channel
In a world consumed by software-as-a-service (SaaS), vendors are realising that channel engagements are changing rapidly.
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Where do Aussie MSPs stand in Oracle’s global cloud crusade?
Oracle is determined to become a cloud powerhouse, but what role do MSPs play in making the company’s cloud dreams a reality?
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Adobe set to charge GST for Australian SaaS users
Aussies can expect an extra 10 per cent charge to subscription seven months before law comes into effect
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Microsoft takes on Salesforce with new Dynamics 365 integrated Cloud platform
Microsoft has launched Dynamics 365, a bundle of its CRM and ERP solutions into one new Cloud platform.
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TechnologyOne signs on multiple local councils
Enterprise software company, TechnologyOne, has signed a number of new local councils for its flagship spatial product, IntraMaps.
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Expense8 builds on momentum with new customer wins
Subsidiary of global software technology group, 8common (ASX: 8CO), Expense8 has signed on two Australian brands to its Software-as-a-Service platform.
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NEXTDC reveals ONEDC datacentre intelligence Cloud platform
Datacentre-as-a-Service provider NEXTDC has released a vendor independent Cloud platform for datacentre intelligence.
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Decimal hires second CEO in four months
Perth-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) vendor, Decimal Software, has appointed its second chief executive (CEO) in about four months.
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Atmail unifies its on-premises and Cloud-based experiences
The September update to Atmail’s email and collaboration platform has seen the service introduce a unified experience across on-premises desktop and Cloud-hosted environments.
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Telstra to use and resell DocuSign
Telstra has made an investment in signature and digital transaction management (DTM) company, DocuSign, which it will both use and resell.
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GFI Software splits into SaaS and private Cloud units
GFI Software has been separated into LogicNow and GFI as part of a corporate restructure.
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Oakton: Most organisations have dug themselves an ERP hole, according to survey
Consulting and technology firm, Oakton, has unveiled the results of a survey it has had commissioned with clients on their current and future ERP implementation plans. And the conclusions that can be drawn from it aren't pretty.
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Acronis launches software-as-a-service backup delivery model for VARs, MSPs
Acronis aims to give value-added resellers (VARs) and managed service providers (MSPs) a localised and customisable opex-based backup product with the launch of its Backup-as-a-Service solution in Australia and New Zealand (A/NZ).
