7 Tech Trends to Try in 2013
A new perk for business travelers, the next generation of Wi-Fi hotspots, and a way to make recruiting easier: These trends might make life easier. Read more
Software as a Service
Deciding Whether Your Business Needs a Mobile App
Mobile apps can be one of the best ways to keep your consumers engaged with your brand. But do you actually need one? Read more
'5 Apps I Wish Existed'
Contributing editor John Brandon could use a few good mobile apps to make his life easier. Any takers on these ideas? Read more
35 Sneaky Ways to Look More Professional
If you're going to compete with the big dogs, you've got to look the part. Appear more professional with these essential apps. Read more
Going Mobile? Make It More Than a Marketing Strategy
Smartphones and tablets are becoming an important tool for satisfying your customers' needs, not just for trying to sell to them. Are you ready? Read more
Recent Software as a Service Articles
Trouble With Telecommuting? Technology May Be to Blame
Sure, working remotely requires extra effort for employees to feel connected. But there are plenty of apps and gadgets to help you do it. Read more
The Enterprise Cloud's Silver Lining
Entrepreneurs have been tripping over themselves in recent years to launch consumer-facing Internet companies--missing the real opportunity that lies hidden ... Read more
Review: Google Keep vs. Evernote
Which is the better note-taking app? Inc. contributing editor John Brandon checks them out. Read more
Scroogled: Is Microsoft's Anti-Gmail Campaign Working?
Business owners weigh in on whether Microsoft's attack ads are enough to make them abandon Gmail in the office. Read more
Google's 10 Best Mobile Apps
Ten apps you should be using--or, at the very least, learning from. Read more
The $25B App Market--and the Odds You'll Get a Piece of It
The so-called app economy is said to be worth billions. Sounds promising, right? Here's a reality check. Read more
Going Overseas? Don't Leave Home Without This App
A number of apps promise to translate text over the Web. But a new one goes a step further: It puts live interpreters only a click away. Read more
2 Reasons to Keep an Eye on GitHub
One, the maker of the world's most powerful software-development tool is growing at a stunning rate. Two, your next business will be built on it. Read more
Too Big to Ignore: The Data Revolution
Data is changing business as you know it. Check out this excerpt from the forthcoming book, Too Big to Ignore: The Business Case for Big Data. Read more
VC Obsession: Connected Health Start-ups
According to one estimate, funding for digital health start-ups soared 46 percent in 2012. Check out some of the companies on the receiving end. Read more
How to Use Technology to Win a Price War
Need to keep an eye on what your competitors charge? Let software do the work for you. Read more
Rhapsody CEO: Freemium Doesn't Work
A free streaming plan has helped both Pandora and Spotify get thousands of users. Rhapsody's John Irwin says it's a losing strategy in the long run. Read more
Why Predicting Customer Behavior Is Problematic
Using data to predict your customers' moves is a tricky art and science--and it's not for the uninitiated. Read more
3 Apps That Made My Life Better in 2012
Lots of apps over-promise, under-deliver, and then fade into oblivion. Inc.com columnist Minda Zetlin highlights three with staying power. Read more
Hardware Wants to Be Free
Technology is getting cheap--so cheap, in fact, that gadgets alone may cease to be the moneymakers. Tech start-ups, take note. Read more
