SaaS news stories - Page 4

Healthcare providers across Australia and New Zealand have scaled up efforts to maximise the use of real-time data for decision-making through the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Chargify’s recurring billing and subscription management suite is able to support hybrid B2B2C companies with their billing and pricing models.

Citrix Systems has announced Bob Calderoni, chair of the Citrix board of directors, has been named interim CEO and president, effective immediately. 

"Vertica Accelerator delivers the fastest analytics as a service to organisations with complete control- customers leverage their own negotiated pricing with AWS."

"With Qlik Application Automation, teams can more easily create the scalable connections and data flows that compel action and shorten time to value from data throughout their entire organisation.”

Bentley Systems has announced its New Zealand based Seequent business unit has acquired Canadian software company Minalytix, developer of MX Deposit. 

Business investment in SaaS applications continues to climb despite widespread underutilisation of app licenses by employees.

To achieve the right balance of legacy and new IT infrastructure to avoid technical debt, organisations are increasingly turning to specialist data management providers.

International Data Corporation has forecast global "whole cloud" spending to reach $1.3 trillion by 2025.

Cloudera has announced the appointment of Robert Yue as the new vice president and managing director for Australia and New Zealand. 

“It demonstrates our deep commitment to serving the higher education sector and the UK market," says founder.

Low-code or rapid-application development (RAD) platforms are quickly becoming an organisation’s most valuable tool, writes Hyland country manager for A/NZ Jamie Atherton.

"I look forward to working with our team and partners across APJ to deliver Metallics' breadth of portfolio, its flexibility, simplicity and scalability, all for the benefit of our customers.”

"We believe now is the right time to take some of that learning and test markets beyond Australasia to the UK, one of the largest CRE markets in the world."

"This creates boundless opportunities to make companies more efficient."

"IT teams can deploy, manage and scale virtual desktops and apps across private and public cloud environments."

"Unless you’re keeping a close watch on identities, behaviour, and privileges across each and every SaaS and IaaS you rely on, you’re a sitting duck."

Australia has a $224 billion opportunity on its doorstep, but that opportunity means that the country would need to fast-track its investments in SaaS, says TechnologyOne.

Not every cloud services model works for every organisation, so it pays to be diligent and find the right fit, writes Hyland country manager for A/NZ Jamie Atherton.

Cloud-native security company Aqua Security is rolling out its new Aqua Platform with a unified console.

BlackBerry has released BlackBerry Jarvis 2.0, the latest edition of its flagship software composition analysis tool.

"This program will enable partners to deliver consistent value with a collaborative teaming approach that fully supports our customers on their journey to the cloud.”

Vanta has announced the public availability of two new certification standards designed to help secure the internet and protect consumer data. 

Despite security issues, more organisations than ever are moving workloads to the cloud, building applications in the cloud and subscribing to a wide range of SaaS and other cloud services.