Software as a service (SaaS) tools for business are ubiquitous — and growing. According to ZDNet, Gartner believes that the money spent on SaaS tools will rise to $85 billion this year, accounting for ...

Having worked as a solution architect and designed multiple SaaS applications, I believe many companies have struggled to choose the right SaaS architecture for their product offering. In this article ...

In 1999, Salesforce created the first true software-as-a-service (SaaS) package. Now there are more than 10,000 cloud-based applications aimed at enterprises and SMEs, covering everything from core ...

The reasons are clear: the SaaS business model appeals to startups and SMBs thanks to its reduced infrastructure costs, easy scalability, and predictable revenue. However, it’s not all roses: most ...

More and more enterprises have migrated business-critical applications to software-as-a-service (SaaS) offerings such as Box, Dropbox, Salesforce, and Office365. Backhauling SaaS application traffic ...

Today, organizations rely on SaaS platforms for just about everything. Think about it for a moment; almost all organizations have lots and lots of SaaS applications running. Slack, Office 365, Zoom, ...

IT can still test without access to underlying source code. Use agile acceptance testing, address the business logic, and adopt test platforms with machine learning. Quality assurance automation ...