Why Are Companies Moving To An Edge Cloud?

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In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses across industries are constantly seeking ways to optimize their operations and harness the power of technology to gain a competitive edge. One significant trend that has gained traction in recent years is the adoption of edge cloud computing.

Good read: How SaaS architecture impacts pricing and profitability

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A poorly designed SaaS architecture creates limitations in setting the pricing strategy for the offerings and impacts new customer acquisition. Conversely, a good architecture sets the appropriate pricing model and accommodates special architecture-design requirements, while enabling scalability and customizability.

The sovereign cloud, the only way to comply with legislation

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Protection of sensitive data has already been important in Europe but has become more important recently. In many sectors, like banking, insurance and healthcare, it has become a top priority. But also public sectors face organizational challenges to be able to comply with the latest legal regulations when it comes to the use of cloud technology.

Declining Net Revenue Retention (NRR) for Saas companies

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SaaS companies overall rely on two main sources of growth and profitability, signing up new customers and upselling to existing customers. It seems this is slowly coming to a halt, like the Ocean Circulation. Endangering SaaS providers and their customers.

Good read: Private SaaS, a New Paradigm

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Private SaaS is a variation of SaaS where the provider runs the software within the customer’s network but takes responsibility for managing and securing it.

Typical cost allocations for SaaS

The costs for a SaaS company using cloud providers can vary widely based on factors such as the size of the company, the complexity of the application, the level of usage, and the specific services and resources needed. Below is a general breakdown of the types of costs when providing SaaS.

Good read: Strengthening security in a multi-SaaS cloud environment

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Managing security across multiple SaaS cloud deployments is becoming more challenging as the number of zero-day and ransomware attacks continues to rise. In fact, recent research reveals that a staggering 76% of organizations fell victim to a ransomware attack in the past year.

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