Will Infosys’ New Acquisitions Reshape Tech?

What we’ll cover today:

💰 Inside Infosys’ $450M Growth Plans.

🔍 Is SaaS Just Beginning or Nearing Its End?

🚀 I Make $55k/M With My Little SaaS Product.

🔗 The Event Roundup.

Inside Infosys’ $450M Growth Plans.

Infosys, one of the leading IT services companies, is on an acquisition spree. 

CEO Salil Parekh reveals plans to expand into data analytics and SaaS. 

Here’s what you need to know:

• Acquisition Strategy: After acquiring Germany’s in-tech Holding (an engineering R&D services firm) and India’s InSemi Technology (a semiconductor design company), Infosys plans to maintain its momentum.
  

• New Focus Areas: Infosys is now targeting companies specialising in data analytics and SaaS, with solid growth potential in the tech industry.
  

• Target Regions: They’re specifically looking at high-value firms in Europe and the U.S., aiming for deals similar in size to the in-tech acquisition, valued at around €450 million.
  

• Selection Criteria: Infosys evaluates potential acquisitions based on:

  • Strategic alignment with their growth goals

  • Financial strength of the company

  • Cultural compatibility and ease of integration with Infosys’ operations

  • Technical and talent synergies

Infosys is set on building a stronger presence in emerging tech fields through strategic acquisitions.

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1. Is SaaS Just Beginning or Nearing Its End?

This article explores the heated debate around SaaS’s future, balancing humour with insight. 

While market saturation, economic shifts, and AI challenges raise concerns, strong demand, cost efficiency, and adaptability signal, SaaS is still thriving. 

Philosophical insights highlight SaaS’s need for evolution, and predictions point to hybrid models and industry consolidation as likely trends ahead.

Here’s The Article

2. I Make $55k/M With My Little SaaS Product.

This is a tweet from Mike Strives.

With over 22K Twitter followers, Mike shares Daily Insights in Scaling SaaS. 

In his latest tweet, Mike shares his journey from debt to earning $55k a month with his SaaS business.

“When I started my first business 10 years ago.

It failed.

Another one failed.

And another one.

But this led to scaling my SaaS to $55k/month today.” He adds

Here’s The Whole Tweet

1. Capchase and WeTransact team to bolster SaaS cash flow.

WeTransact is teaming up with Capchase to let its customers leverage Capchase’s capital and payment services.

Capchase said in a recent news release that the combination of WeTransact’s marketplace platform and Capchase’s financing solutions will help B2B software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers strengthen their go-to-market strategy.

2. Comviva and AWS collaborate to offer next-generation SaaS products.

Comviva, a global leader in customer experience and data monetisation solutions, today announced its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS), an Amazon.com company. 

AWS will enable Comviva to build a cloud-first, AI-driven strategy to achieve faster time to market and drive non-linear revenue growth.

3. Cogna raises $15M for its SaaS solution supporting companies left behind by digital transformation.

Through its ‘service-as-a-software’ model, Cogna uses AI to automate the IT consultancy process to identify and overcome specific productivity challenges within large, traditional enterprises.