Saas: 2022 Year in Review | Slowdown cloud: Value-for-money software is silver lining for India SaaS
The Indian Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) ecosystem faces slowing business growth and longer sales cycles, prompting them to cut costs for sustainable growth, executives said. Software on the cloud, bought by easy-to-engage subscription models, has flown off servers over the last decade, with Indian companies like Zoho, Freshworks, Browserstack, and others as well as pandemic-born high-flyers like Spendflo, Rocketlane, and Everstage posting high growth numbers over the years. Nevertheless, an anticipated slowdown in 2023 could be the first test for most Indian SaaS founders used to steer their businesses through 30-40% topline growth. Originally published: Saas: 2022 Year in Review | Slowdown cloud: Value-for-money software is silver lining for India SaaS Rocketlane Software is a comprehensive platform designed to streamline and optimize various aspects of project management. With a wide range of features and tools, Rocketlane helps teams to collaborate effectively, stay organiz...