Cloud adoption has been one of the most trending topic for everyone – right from Enterprises to ISV to Individual. The rate of changes/innovation happening on cloud has left many wondering with multiple options but very little insight on how…
Many SaaS ISVs, particularly start-ups, tend to overlook the difference between “running fast” vs. “running smart”. If you ask me the difference, it simply boils down to the question of “how long?”. While you may have the energy to run…
We are extremely proud about releasing 4.3.1 version. It has several significance attached to this. There are number of newer features, enhancements associated with this release. Plus, it also caters to a wide set of user base: ISV: SaaS Lifecycle…
There are 3 important dimensions for a successful SaaS offering. They are Business, Operations / Support and most importantly Software. Many ISVs focus only on the software dimension and overlook the other 2 which leads them to the road of…
Moving a product to SaaS can be as simple as a click of a button but at times can also go to the extent of re-architecting your product. There are several factors that could influence the SaaS migration strategy. Let…
Complete Multi-Tenant - usually considered to be the purest form of multi-tenancy. This is also called “Shared Everything” model. As the name suggests, all the resources right from infrastructure, application and database are all commonly shared among all the tenants. Since…
How do you assess whether a software project (or product) is fundamentally a success or failure? I would say by answering the following questions, one can agree on the product’s end result. Has the product fulfilled the business necessities of…
Let me begin with a small introduction to SaaS. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is a form of software consumption, where the application is offered as a service to customers across the internet. You can consider the SaaS as “renting” the software to…
