Topic
SaaS
72 published works
Juro
How to automate a SaaS agreement
Software-as-a-service (SaaS) agreements power the revenue growth of some of the world’s most exciting companies. Can automation help?
In-House Ops
Negotiate Your Next Tech Contract Like a Pro
By Brian Gregg - McNees Wallace & Nurick
When it comes to outsourcing SaaS and other technology and data services, there are many laws, regulations and other details to consider, to avoid buyer’s remorse and limit liability. As…
The Relativity Blog
6 Security Questions to Ask a SaaS e-Discovery Provider
By Relativity
Editor’s Note: Though it was first published in August 2018, the tips about choosing a secure SaaS provider shared in this post are still relevant today. We wanted to share it again for those who…
The Relativity Blog
A Year of SaaS in Review: Moving Beyond e-Discovery
By Relativity
With nearly a year under their belt using RelativityOne, Allen & Overy has seen how the cloud helps them elevate their business.
ComplexDiscovery
Time to Get Your SaaS Moving? Understanding Pricing Strategies
By Rob Robinson
Extracts from recent articles by Kaya Ismail and Patrick Campbell on the framework and impact of pricing on Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offerings. Understanding SaaS Pricing Strategies An extract from an article…
ComplexDiscovery
Can Tigers Change Their Stripes? The SaaS Memo Most ERP Vendors Missed
By Rob Robinson
Extract from an article by Brian Sommer ERP vendors and pure-play SaaS vendors are genetically and fundamentally different. While the former like to tell us they’re now a SaaS business,…
Password Protected
Three More Risks to Consider with SaaS Solutions
As previously discussed, software as a service (SaaS) solutions offer the allure of being able to outsource IT for data storage. Being able to rely on someone else to protect you…
China Law Blog
SaaS in China: The 101
Countless foreign software companies wish to deliver their software as a service (SaaS) to China. But since China requires commercial ICP licenses for commercial Internet services within China and generally forbids foreign enterprises…
Casepoint Blog
6 Signs you need to switch from your current eDiscovery platform
By Minoo Razavi
Do you feel as if you are forever playing catch-up with eDiscovery? As if the more you struggle to meet eDiscovery challenges head on, the harder the ground you’re standing…
Percipient
Discovery of Salesforce.com (and SaaS) Data in Civil Litigation
By Chad Main
Salesforce.com develops customer relationship management software that is, among other things, used to track sales activities. Salesforce.com products are offered as software as a service or, SaaS. This means users do not install the software locally…