Topic
SaaS
72 published works
China Law Blog
China SaaS: The Basics
By Dan Harris
[caption id="attachment_32639" align="aligncenter" width="598"] China SaaS. It's complicated.[/caption] With the launch of the US-China trade war, it should go without saying that China is tough on foreign internet companies doing…
SALT Insights
Indiana SaaS Exemption Designed to Address Market Considerations
Indiana recently passed a new sales tax exemption for Software as a Service (“SaaS”), effective July 1, 2018. Under the new law, sales, leases, and licenses of prewritten software remains…
Law of The Ledger
Open Source and SaaS
By James Gatto
James Gatto and Hean Koo published an article titled, "Open Source and Saas," on June 5, 2018 in Thomson Reuters Westlaw.
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Law firm websites as a service – SaaS preferable to traditional methods?
Websites have only been around the last fifteen or twenty years - at least for lawyers. In that time the legal website business has become a billion dollar business (basing…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
LexBlog as a SaaS solution?
LexBlog, via the law bloggers it supports worldwide, has become one of the largest legal news and information networks. We support these bloggers with a digital design and publishing platform…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
SaaS Adoption Continues to Rise Despite Security Concerns
Software as a Service (SaaS) adoption has continued to climb with each passing year. Major contributors to this have been ease of deployment, improved productivity and lower cost of ownership.…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Is CaaS the solution for privacy and security in the SaaS world?
Companies are under tremendous pressure to reduce IT costs. Cloud and Software as a Service (SaaS) offer significant potential cost reductions through the use of shared infrastructure and standardized software…
China Law Blog
Selling Software as a Service (SaaS) in China: The Foreign Server Option
[caption id="attachment_23098" align="aligncenter" width="640"] How to navigate the maze of doing internet business in China.[/caption] As we pointed out in China’s SaaS Market: WFOEs Need Not Apply and again in Foreign SaaS…
China Esquire
Looking for Sanity in SaaS Contracts – an Epilogue
By Chinaesq
I had just finished up my series entitled Looking for Sanity for Saas Contracts (parts 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5) when I received an issue of PLC Intellectual Property…
China Esquire
Looking for Sanity in SaaS Contracts (Part 5 of 5)
By Chinaesq
Just some closing thoughts as I wind down this article. Ante Up If you’re going to be purchasing a serious SaaS or cloud service, chances are that there are going…