SaaS is a distribution model for software licensing that lets companies host their software on the internet.

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Software-as-a-service (SaaS) connotes on-demand, pay-per-use subscription schemes. However, many times, this assumption can be misleading because vendors may lock customers down to long-term, ...

My ZDNet colleagues Ed Bott and David Gewirtz are both fed up with Microsoft over software licensing issues, albeit for different reasons. Ed is annoyed with Microsoft over its poor communication of ...

In 5 software licensing challenges in the next generation network , I noted the important role that licensing models would have in the transition to the software defined network. But there’s a deeper ...

DITS reported that the transition not only cut direct costs by 60% but also reduced the time developers spent maintaining ...

This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach. Software as a Service (SaaS) ...

Predicting and purchasing just the right number of licenses for mission-critical, enterprise-wide cloud-based software such as your CRMs or other SaaS tools is the quintessential Goldilocks problem.

Consumption-based pricing has left many companies struggling to track spending, leading to a proliferation of underutilized ...