01.27.21 -- How To Update Your Board In The Midst Of The Coronavirus Crisis

Companies are still looking to expand in 2021, despite the ongoing pandemic. The market demand for connectivity and bandwidth will lead enterprises that already had expansion on the mind to move to regions that have prioritized connectivity, such as China, other Asian-Pacific countries, and parts of Europe.

The pandemic has changed the way consumers behave and software must adapt.

ISVs often associate payment processing with the retail and hospitality verticals, but there are opportunities beyond these markets for software companies to make money from payment residuals. Dan Viscount — SVP and co-general manager, IPOS Division at EVO — recently spoke with The Business Solutions Network about this and more.

Organizations are spending more than ever on technology investments, largely driven by businesses that are increasingly digitizing their operations and creating new and better customer experiences. It’s a trend that was well underway before the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s only grown as more employees work remotely and more customers shop online for goods and services.

Our software community requires new strategies to stay ahead of the curve in this rapidly changing business environment caused by Covid-19. So, we created a virtual Sage Intacct Modern SaaS Finance Summit to help you navigate managing cash, churn, expenses, and forecasting. In this session, a panel of experienced investors from private equity and venture capital shared tips for preserving cash, fundraising, and updating your board of directors in a tough business environment.