The old software model dies here Written by Phil Wainewright, Contributor April 11, 2006 at 8:47 a.m. PT There's no doubt that the enterprise software landscape is shifting .

In a software-defined world, however, that business model no longer fits. Software delivery capability has moved out of the classically-defined support space and has come to define all primary ...

AI coding tools like Bolt and Replit are disrupting the SaaS business model by lowering barriers to building custom software.

It is one thing to say you have secure software, it is quite another to back that up with security best practices. Building Security In Maturity Model (BSIMM) is a secure software development ...

The new enterprise software model from Rimini Street and ServiceNow can produce significant and immediate savings that fuel net-new innovation, unmatched user experiences and AI-driven ...

Microsoft has been moving to a subscription model for its software for years, and other companies are following suit. Here’s what to keep in mind if you’re making a move from perpetual ...

Since its inception in 1998, open source has become the de-facto standard for software development and proven itself as a viable business model. While making source code freely available for ...

Craig Carlson helped to define one of the first software-defined vehicles—the Tesla Model S.It's been more than 10 years since the Model S hit the market, the vehicle that not only jump-started ...

In some ways, the BSL is akin to a freemium model for software licensing (with an open-source twist). As Widenius explained to me, the BSL allows developers to set a limit for how many servers ...