The old dogs of enterprise software applications learned a new trick in 2006--how to roll with on-demand software applications. Industry titans SAP, Oracle and Microsoft either dished out on-demand ...

Anyone with family and friends who work in healthcare knows it: Nurses are not alright. I've heard it from my loved ones. Nurses have been overworked and understaffed for years. Then the pandemic came ...

Maria stares at her phone screen, watching her bank balance hover dangerously close to zero while her car repair bill sits unpaid on the kitchen counter. Her next paycheck arrives in five days, but ...

The rise of on-demand delivery apps has transformed the way people shop and receive their goods. With the ease of access and convenience, customers are opting for on-demand delivery services more than ...

The modern world is all about instant gratification. You need a ride? Hail an Uber. You’re in the mood for Game of Thrones? Watch it on HBO Now. As tech continues to bend over backwards to meet our ...

Now that the great Y Combinator rush is behind us, we’re returning to a topic many of you really seem to care about: no-code and low-code apps and their development. We’ve explored the theme a few ...

Can the browser meet the demands of on-demand? On-demand apps are by definition Web apps. That won’t come as a shock to enterprises because most of the latest internally deployed enterprise apps — ...

Taking a cue from ride-hailing services, the Metropolitan Transit Authority plans to debut an app next week that will allow riders to book trips with its existing on-demand shuttles. Once it goes live ...

Over the past decade, hotel guests have steadily traded in room service menus for their smartphones, preferring to order meals through on-demand delivery apps like Grubhub, DoorDash, Uber Eats and ...

For the past few years, the city of Glenwood Springs has considered a potential pilot transit system to move passengers throughout downtown. The city has recently resumed these discussions, with ...

This week, Unqork, a startup that helps other companies build business apps with a no-code platform, raised a $207 million Series C. The new capital valued the firm at around $2 billion. Even given ...