Tag: SaaS

People by entelechyasiaJul 12, 202211:03 am

Prvidr gets new CEO

Australian software-as-a-service platform (SaaS) provider Prvidr has appointed David Joss as its CEO. The telecoms industry veteran is tasked with expanding the client base and industry verticals. Joss was most recently CEO of Southern Phone […]

People by entelechyasiaJan 17, 202212:26 pm

Talend appoints Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer

Talend has appointed Dustin Grosse as Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer. Grosse has more than 25 years of marketing, strategy and go-to-market general management experience in helping drive growth and profitability of a wide range […]

Enterprise by entelechyasiaAug 13, 20214:27 pm

Kofax brings on Printix

Kofax has acquired Printix to strengthen its intelligent automation platform. According to Reynolds C Bish, Chief Executive Officer of Kofax, the acquisition allows Kofax to continue enhancing its intelligent automation platform, increase its customer and […]

Cloud by entelechyasiaApr 4, 20199:43 am

Worldwide cloud services to grow exponentially through 2022

Cloud services are really hot with projected growth of 17.5 percent to US$214.3 billion in 2019, according to Gartner. The momentum is expected to continue through to 2022 with the research firm projecting the market size and growth of the cloud services industry at nearly three time the growth of overall IT services.

Enterprise by entelechyasiaNov 5, 20187:22 pm

Saba Software acquires Lumesse

Talent development solutions provider Saba Software has completed its acquisition of Lumesse, a provider of talent acquisition, talent management, and learning experience technology.

Enterprise by entelechyasiaJul 17, 20181:53 pm

TechnologyOne secures 5-year deal with 3 NZ government agencies

Edward Chung: Delivered on time and on budget.

TechnologyOne has inked a five-year contract with New Zealand’s Central Agency Shared Services, under which it will provide software-as-a-service (SaaS) to the Treasury, the State Services Commission and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

Enterprise by entelechyasiaJan 29, 201810:16 am

More analysis than data scientists

For the past few years, data scientists are highly sought after to analyse data that can help organisations better understand their business, customers and trends. But, it looks like artificial intelligence-based solutions may be taking over that role in the near future.