A new online marketplace for medical pot suppliers has its own place to do business in the cloud.

One veteran software development executive sees services-oriented architecture as undermining the long-held man-month myth in programming projects.

Gary Steele of Proofpoint argues the SaaS business model is unfriendly to established licensed software vendors.

Later this fall Novell Inc. will offer cloud vendors a new security service targeted for enterprise users.

Engine Yard expands its developer services in the cloud.

Few people appreciate IVR systems when they encounter it. That's because most IVR deployments don't know how to do it properly.

Lithium Technologies is readying new services that let company forum users reach out to Twitter commentators.

A new software as a service offering can help track down where tainted food products have been shipped to more quickly get them off the market and maybe save lives.

Watchdox Spotlight protects your documents from prying eyes and even cameras.

You can get almost every kind of software in a SaaS model these days, except the software to make software.

White House Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra has made public a dashboard of IT spending and projects for the Federal government.

in a weird, seemingly contradictory analysis, there is an app that shouldn't run in the cloud, yet it runs best as SaaS.

Caringo is giving away the latest version of its storage cluster software as well as a nifty tool for end users to protect and manage their files in the cloud.

An upstart start-up wants to change the way you keep the heat off your data center.

One high-end sports apparel maker has figured out how to use online services to turn a once-failed business unit into a new growth engine.