The present age is the age of the internet and when we have many computer applications all over the place, you have millions of data. This needs proper security and further usability. We also need a lot of space for storing data and operating software programs. Therefore, cloud computing is becoming important because of the infinite levels of storage and security. Fundamentally, there are three types of cloud hosting services. They are: Software as a Service, Platform as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service. Read more at: https://it.toolbox.com/blogs/dominicacito/will-cloud-hosting-improve-your-website-seo-how-does-the-tech-work-020518

Mobile customer relationship management software is gaining popularity in today’s business world and as mobile CRM is evolving along with the development of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), more and more organizations will have access to accelerated digital productivity. Data mined from mobile technology also augments the range of information available to CRM systems, which helps in getting more insight. Mobile CRM is also helping to streamline functions. It was also found that the entire sales process, from initial contact to after-sale service, benefits from mobile CRM. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/insidecrm/mobile-crm-accelerates-productivity-in-2016-71273

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is in much demand nowadays. These SaaS platforms are subscription-based model and allow businesses to access their big data, analytics and other applications online from anywhere in the world, and are hosted in the cloud. But, enterprise-level SaaS platforms can cost thousands of dollars per month and is expensive. So, customer success manager (CSM) is gaining popularity nowadays. CSMs help manage the whole SaaS subscription process for businesses from marketing, to the initial sale of the subscription, to renewal. Read more at: http://www.socialmediatoday.com/content/rise-customer-success-management-saas-world-infographic

Software as a Service (SaaS) and subscription cloud-based software are becoming popular nowadays. But, small businesses should ask these following questions before selecting any cloud based software: which ones are the best for business? what is the cost? and are they better than the solutions you have now? Logan Roberts (Strategy Manager at Entech, an IT Consulting and Managed Services Provider), writes in the article link about cloud software a small business should consider: http://www.business2community.com/tech-gadgets/4-cloud-options-small-businesses-consider-01130318

CPQ is a set of software applications which enables businesses to Configure, Price and Quote. Nowadays CPQ solutions are providing a platform to quickly adapt and launch goods and services. CPQ tools can be used as software-as-a-service (SaaS) through the cloud. It can help to break down organizational barriers and provide a single view of all aspects of the customer i.e. sales process and product. Mark Bishop (Product marketing manager at CloudSense), writes in his article about key points to consider when a company consider to implement CPQ. Read more at: http://digitalmarketingmagazine.co.uk/digital-marketing-features/cpq-7-ways-to-get-it-right/1246

Hyper growth - this term is on its way to become attached with the 'Public Cloud' market.

As per the report of Forrester Research, the global public cloud market is expected to rise to $191 billion by 2020 as compared to 2013 which stood at $58 billion. The reason behind this growth is the shift from on premise technology to cloud which has proved to be cost effective. Nowadays cloud technology is considered as a replacement of the existing systems. Forrester’s report also predicts that by 2020, the global public cloud platform service will soar to $44 billion, the cloud business service will hit $14 billion and the cloud applications which will be Software – as – a – Service or SaaS, will hit $131 billion. The cause of this whopping valuation is attributable to the fact that more and more CIOs and their technology management organizations are taking initiative for this change.

So, what’s the future of public cloud market? Read at http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9247883/Public_cloud_market_ready_for_hypergrowth_period_ for more details.