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Most Likely, It’s Not The Market. It’s You.

SaaStr

Almost every Cloud leader is growing like a weed. Even when the global economy literally melted down, and >froze< in 2009 — the buyers in SaaS still came. And there’s still always at least a small but engaged group of customers looking for a better solution. From Datadog to Snowflake to Zendesk to Box to Twilio.

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a16z is Moving to the Cloud

Andreessen Horowitz

Since our inception in 2009, Andreessen Horowitz has been a Silicon Valley venture capital firm. Historically, the largest number of great technology companies emerged from Silicon Valley for good reason – the network … The post a16z is Moving to the Cloud appeared first on Andreessen Horowitz.

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What The Downturn Will Probably Look Like in SaaS

SaaStr

We still doubled sales in 2009. Cloud is a tidal wave. Cloud momentum is unstoppable. More and more of the $1 trillion spent on IT is still going to continue to move to the Cloud. That sort of sums it all up. So if you are worried about the downturn that has to come at some point, what’s actionable?

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Clouded Judgement 9.30.22

Clouded Judgement

Every week I’ll provide updates on the latest trends in cloud software companies. In older MS CIO surveys, budget expectations went negative only in 2009 and 2020. Subscribe now Share Clouded Judgement Leave a comment Follow along to stay up to date! The graph below shows budget growth expectations over time.

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What’s Really Happening in Venture Capital Today with Redpoint Ventures Managing Director Logan Bartlett

SaaStr

In 2009, that spiked to 35%. You can see the word cloud of different terms from the 2023 YC batch, and we’ll likely see more over the years as these businesses mature. Situation Two If you go back and look, we’re nowhere near the highs after the internet bubble in 2002, when 53% of all rounds done were down rounds.

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Even More of SaaStr’s Most Respected Leaders Unveiled!

SaaStr

About Mikkel… According to Mikkel “the cloud’s biggest days are yet to come”, his stories of a time when “the cloud” wasn’t exactly the reality it is today inspired SaaStr attendees to heavily bookmark his session ahead of the event. He moved the company to San Francisco in 2009. Mikkel Svane Zendesk Founder/CEO.

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38 Bright Asian SaaS Stars

SaaStock

It is a cloud-based platform that offers the services of Asia’s top AI assistant for hotel staff – Gaia. It provides smart hardware self-development and cloud service. Mobingi integrates server deployment, scaling and application lifecycle automation through its cloud solution. Funding to Date : $1.3M from a seed round.