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That’s certainly true in developer tooling (AWS), sales and support (Salesforce), MarTech (Adobe), commerce (Square), HR tech (Workday) and even vertical markets (Veeva). SaaS companies now report 9 competitors on average , up from just 2 back in 2013. Everywhere you look there are dominant SaaS companies with thriving products.
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I’m going to get the numbers wrong, I think Amazon has 10,000 open positions out in AWS. Even compared to where Pipedrive was in 2013, it did less. Shall we innovate more in marketing or in products, kind of unique features? There’s always room for innovators, even if they’re niche solutions.
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