Fortunately, the hype around SaaS has subsided, even as its influence has continued to grow. Yet, no consensus has emerged in the channel as to which way to approach this game-changing delivery model.

A SaaS app development team typically includes a product owner, UI/UX designers, frontend and backend developers, DevOps engineers, and QA testers (depending on the scope, it might be enough to have ...

What if you could build a fully functional, scalable SaaS app—powered by innovative AI—without a team of developers or a massive budget? For many solo founders, the idea of creating a software product ...

What if you could build a powerful, fully functional SaaS application without years of coding experience or a massive development budget? With the rise of no-code AI tools like Claude Code, this is no ...

According to the Parallels survey, 85% of organizations already use SaaS, but only 2% depend on it exclusively. Most combine ...

André Christ is CEO of LeanIX, the SaaS platform to plan and manage the Continuous Transformation journey of Corporate IT and Product IT. In my last article, I pointed out that, as companies rely ...

Behind every SaaS application are databases storing business information about employees, suppliers, customers, and other partners. SaaS applications support workflows such as CRM for sales and ...

Growing reliance on SaaS has opened the door to shadow IT: SaaS applications bought by individual employees without the knowledge or approval of their organization’s IT department. While shadow IT can ...

What’s the difference between a non-technology company building a customer-facing app and a tech company building and supporting a software-as-a-service (SaaS) product? One might suggest differences ...