Techcello's celloSaaS is focused on ISVs, SIs and Enterprises using .NET / Visual Studio. Applications built using celloSaaS framework can be hosted on Azure with SQL Azure, leveraging all its PaaS functionalities or can be hosted on-premise, in data centres…
Techcello’a Multi-tenant SaaS Framework :celloSaaS - fills an important gap between .NET and Cloud (Azure, Amazon, Private). Unlike alternatives such as SaaSGrid, Force.com and Cordys, celloSaaS does not lock customers in to either a proprietary development platform or in to…
New Features of celloSaaS v2.2 By extending its data providers to support MySQL and SQL Azure (in addition to SQL 2008), Techcello has substantially increased the flexibility and scalability of applications built using celloSaaS. (v 2.2 released in April 2011)…
Techcello was recently featured by Gartner as one of the Cool Vendors in Web Computing. Excerpts from the analysis written by Eric Knipp. ...majority of SaaS applications use custom multitenancy, forcing developers to incur the overhead associated with the maintenance…
Techcello recently conducted a survey among ISVs, to understand their thought process and questions about SaaS. 20% of the ISVs are still asking : Are we ready for SaaS (O1)? 36% of the ISVs are asking questions and evaluating alternatives…
The world is shrinking and the traditional boundaries between Desktop, Client-Server, Web and Cloud technologies are getting blurred. While some of your business applications should be strictly on-premise, some have to move to the private cloud and some more to…
Client A is a leading ISV with global presence in the Workforce management space. After spending over 3 months with 4 architects, in the process of developing their own SaaS engineering stack and platform, the client came to know of…
Techcello recently conducted a survey among ISVs on SaaS : Engineering factors. Inspite of the faster time to market that is inherent in many proprietary SaaS platforms, an overwhelming no. of ISVs (85%) prefer the flexibility and control offered by industry standard…
After reading analyst reports on SaaS, you generally get a feeling that there are only two alternatives : Use traditional / regular application development platforms such as .Net or Java to develop a normal (single tenant) application and then use…
