Ministry of Health adds DaaS to its as-a-service plans
The Ministry of Health is fast shifting to as-a-service models of ICT delivery through the application of all of government contracts.
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News about SaaS
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Shift to SaaS and write-off pushes Gentrack into the red
Utility and airport software specialist Gentrack went into the red in the half year to 31 March as it invested in a shift to SaaS.
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With second Datascape rollout, Datacom targets a TechOne stronghold
Porirua City Council has become the first NZ council to go live with Datacom’s smart council and community cloud-based solution Datascape.
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Fed Farmers first on PaySauce's new platform
SaaS payroll provider PaySauce is launching a new platform to allow the delivery of services beyond payroll.
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SAP as-a-service to push MBIE towards Holidays Act compliance
SAP has beaten two other software-as-a-service providers to win a Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment tender for replacement payroll software.
Features about SaaS
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Chance for channel growth as SaaS remains dominant Public Cloud type
“Over the past several years, the software industry has been shifting to a Cloud-first (SaaS) development and deployment model."
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SaaS dominates as Public Cloud services spending skyrockets
“By 2018, most software vendors will have fully shifted to a SaaS/PaaS code base."
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New Kiwi CEO targets overseas SaaS expansion for NZ software firm
“It’s a great opportunity to lead a New Zealand business that is experiencing strong growth overseas."
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Review: Microsoft Office Online vs. Apple iWork for iCloud vs. Google Drive
Online word processors, spreadsheets, and presentation apps can be surprisingly useful, or surprisingly lame, and not even Microsoft aces Office document compatibility
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An in-depth look at Adobe’s updated Creative Cloud
This may be the last time that Adobe will be releasing new versions of its products all at once, according to Adobe digital media product marketing manager, Michael Stoddart.
