SaaS takes care of a number of business technology needs, such as being able to access your content anywhere, whether that is to scale your infrastructure up or down, backing up your data and more so people can spend more time focusing on their work.
The emergence of SaaS has enabled organisations to focus on their core business rather than having to worry about their technology infrastructure. Sashi, in a world where the various benefits of SaaS trump traditional software, what are the ways in which its customisable services can help organisations?
Here are some of the most interesting excerpts from the interview: He identifies and implements initiatives that drive productivity, delights users and advances mission-critical enterprise priorities with speed, agility and efficiency. With a history of leading major transformations, implementing creative and disruptive operating models, and creating strategic business and IT partnerships, Sashi provides insights and perspectives informed by comprehensive experience, competitive landscape and emerging trends to facilitate innovation. In an exclusive interview, Sashi Binani, Chief Information Officer at Dropbox, the cloud services giant, deliberates on modern software development, cloud computing and spending trends in APAC, cloudifying SMBs, innovation in cloud products, Dropbox’s futuristic vision to develop them, and the best practices for tech leaders to up their cloud game. This requires proper implementation of cloud management strategies, cloud security deployment, and the development of customisable business-oriented cloud solutions. In a digitally transformed world, cloud solutions are the backbone of data storage, computing power, and information backup.
Sashi Binani, Chief Information Officer, DropboxThe rapid adoption of the cloud for enterprises and SMBs to sustain their business chain values and revenue growth is changing the way organisations are willing to invest into and approach varied cloudification tactics.
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