RE:RE:Insight into Oak Hill NewsTrue that THNK has non-SaaS assets, but management's publicly stated assumptions behind their guidance and FY2022 forecast for the entire company include - "SaaS license fees driven by sales of the Company’s solutions account for the majority of revenues for FY 2021 & FY 2022;"
So things may have changed since you left the company and/or synergies of generating SaaS driven fees in recent acquisitions is greater than you, and probably the street, are giving them credit for. Only time will tell whether managements forecast becomes reality.