Beijing, China--(Newsfile Corp. - April 3, 2022) - On 1st April 2022, DMALL, Asia's leading retail SaaS provider, announced that today marks its 7th anniversary. DMALL was founded in April 2015 by a ...

BIO-key ® International, Inc. (NASDAQ: BKYI), a leading provider of biometric enabled Identity and Access Management SaaS solutions for phoneless, tokenless, passwordless, and phish-resistant ...

In the rapidly evolving world of software as a service, embedded fintech, and specifically payment monetization, have emerged as attractive strategies for growth. Stripe cites that 75% of companies ...

Rather than attempting to cover entire industries, a micro SaaS is designed to identify a specific use case or specialized need and act as the solution.

MARKHAM, ON and SAO PAULA, Brazil, Feb. 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - Enghouse Systems Limited (TSX: ENGH) has acquired Mobi All Tecnologia S.A. ("Navita"), a provider of SaaS based Enterprise Mobility ...

Consilience, a Private market SaaS provider enabling tokenization of Real Assets making private equity easy to access, has raised 79% (£319,235) of its £400,002 target from 44 investors (at the time ...

Low cost and flexibility make open source a perfect fit for SaaS infrastructure, and analysts expect to see open-source dominance in the field within three years Open source will start to dominate ...

Aliaswire, provider of DirectBiller, a receivables and payment platform, today announced the launch of DirectEmbed, a comprehensive receivables and fully integrated payment processing solution built ...

As more businesses turn to software-as-a-service (SaaS) platforms to manage everything from payroll and finance reporting to IT and enterprise resource planning, a critical question arises: Can you ...

Software-as-a-service, often contracted to ‘SaaS’, benefits consumers and businesses around the world daily. As one of the three constituents of cloud computing – infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) ...

Industries are formed and destroyed with the advent of new tech. For better or for worse, those of us leading companies through these changes must decide how we embrace or avoid them—to our peril.