SaaS Industry

With his move from Bay Area to a faraway farm, Vembu is living his 'locally rooted, globally connected' philosophy, writes Shine Jacob

In an exclusive interaction with Business Standard, Sridhar Vembu say the trend of large-scale layoffs in Silicon Valley has now hit Indian shores

Article in Forbes magazine says he wife and their special needs son in the US

Indian Software-as-a-Service companies are expected to grow in the range of 20-25 per cent per annum to USD 35 billion in annual recurring revenue by 2027, consultancy firm Bain & Company said in a report on Tuesday. According to the "India SaaS Report 2022 - Remaining steady through turbulence" of Bain & Company, the Indian Software-as-a-Service (Saas) companies will account for eight per cent global market share in the segment. "Indian Software as a Service companies are poised to command 8 per cent of the global SaaS market, generating USD 35 billion in annual recurring revenue (ARR) by 2027), growing at 2025 per cent per annum," the report said. Indian SaaS companies' future trajectory remains promising as their total annual recurring revenue of USD 12-13 billion in 2022 is up four times over the past five years, it added. Of the 1,600 Indian SaaS companies that have now been funded over the past five years, around 14 of them exceed USD 100 million in ARR, according to the

Most Indian investors expect to increase, maintain capital allocation to sector

As last reported, Icertis had more than 2,400 employees globally

21 startups entered the unicorn club in 2022, highest from SaaS category

The firm is a SaaS platform for frontline workforce management, with a user base of 1,100 large enterprises

BFSI and manufacturing among leaders in public cloud adoption, as demand grows from other sectors

The company's founder chief executive, Girish Mathrubootham too termed it as a structural change, rather than a company-wide layoff

Zoho, which so far was focused on India, is expanding its footprint in countries such as Latin America, Mexico and Africa

As the pandemic pushed organizations to work remotely, the HR Tech space saw an influx of investments

The Mumbai-based company enables IT companies to build supply chains, deliver projects

Focus is to retain the right talent keeping in perspective the layoffs happening in the start-up ecosystem, says senior VP Anupama Garg

The top venture capitalist also predicted that at least 25 Indian unicorns will go for IPO in the next 3-5 years

One of the two law firms suing Freshworks is urging investors who have incurred losses of $100,000 to join the litigation, asserting that the company has violated federal security laws

VR headsets are gradually becoming somewhat accessible, with an Oculus Go priced at Rs 22,000. Several start-up founders say they are also developing software for laptops and mobile devices.

The company is betting big on tier II and tier III cities because it says a big part of the talent pool comes from there

Zenskar's flexible billing platform enables SaaS firms to handle usage-based pricing, subscriptions, nuanced discounts, credits, custom currencies, prepaid, post-paid, and ramp deals

Company aims to have 125 million people using its English language learning app