The Future of Networks: NaaS?

What we’ll cover today:

🚀 Naas…The New SaaS?
📉 Is the SaaS Era Over?
🌍 Welcome to The World of Hyperfunctional SaaS.
🔗 The Event Roundup

Naas…The New SaaS?

Imagine if your business network worked like your favourite streaming service.

Simple, flexible, and always ready when you need it.

That’s the magic of Network-as-a-Service (NaaS).

It’s changing the game for companies everywhere.

Here’s why:

• Instant adjustments – Scale your network up or down as needed.

• Boost speed on demand – Increase bandwidth during high traffic.

• Pay-as-you-go – Only pay for what you use.

Key advantages:

• No more long-term contracts – Use it for as long as you need.

• Faster setup – Skip the waiting time for connections.

• On-demand flexibility – Adapt quickly to business changes.

But with more advanced networks comes a greater risk of cyberattacks, making security a top priority.

NaaS is the future of agile, efficient, and secure connectivity.

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1. Is the SaaS Era Over?

Sam Lessin, Fmr VP Product Facebook. co-founder Dropio and Fin, share a very critical message and the whole social media is looking at it.

“Software is a Business Tool, not a Business Model” he adds.

Here’s the Tweet

2. Welcome to The World of Hyperfunctional SaaS.

Jason, one of the biggest names in the SaaS industry says: “The SaaS Era of 2013-2022 is Over. Welcome to The World of Hyperfunctional SaaS.”

“I’ve seen multiple portfolio companies lose $1m customers to new, in-house AI initiatives.  But I’ve also seen others grow even faster as AI rebooted and enhanced their products.” He adds.

Here’s the tweet

1. Saas firm Journey Mentor appoints Mark Anzur as Executive Vice President of Sales

Travel-tech SaaS company Journey Mentor has appointed travel industry expert Mark Anzur as its executive vice president of sales. 

Anzur has more than 20 years of experience to the company, having held various other senior positions in the aviation industry.

2. ORO Labs Recognized as a Leader in IDC MarketScape

ORO Labs is increasing business agility and driving better enterprise outcomes through its no-code platform that integrates and multiplies the ROI of disparate solutions.

3. AI-powered observability tool gains a boost as Observe Inc. raises $145M

Observe’s announcement of a $145M Series B funding round, led by Evolution Equity Partners and Madrona Ventures, with the funds set to fuel further innovation and scale operations. 

Observe Inc. is an AI-powered observability tool with an AI Investigator, enhancing incident management and boosting system monitoring.