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Pressure is definitely up, yet, unemployment remains at record lows and consumer spending remains strong. Second, AWS, Azure and Google Cloud all grew nicely, and are still growing like a weed — but the growth rate slowed. Azure (Microsoft): In the $50's billion run rate (estimate) growing 42% YoY (last Q grew 46%).
And AI is obviously on fire, pulling up AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, etc. But classic B2B SaaS is definitely in many cases seeing tougher times. Klaviyo, Toast, etc. just had very strong quarters. More B2B2C there. Security remains on fire overall as well. Not just for now, but going into a third year of tougher times.
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Cloud Downgrades This week UBS came out with a couple research reports citing concerns in AWS / Azure growth. This brings me back to AWS / Azure downgrades. This was the worst tone that we’ve heard in years from large AWS/Azure partners, a group that usually expresses different shades of optimism about AWS/Azure growth.”
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It’s easy to get hung up on sectoral benchmarks that ignore the huge variety of business types covered by a term like “SaaS” – which range from the incredibly sticky, such as AWS and Microsoft Azure, to services customers may only use rarely. All that matters is: The retention rate you have now. What that means for your business.
Unfortunately, least privilege is difficult due to the varying definitions of user role types, and the limited granularity offered, across SaaS apps. IAM products such as Azure Active Directory can enable: Single sign-on (SSO). According to the Gartner definition , CASBs are on-prem or cloud-based security policy enforcement points.
But now that I finally realize how valuable this dataset I have is, I definitely don’t want to give it to you, or you, or you. It will be like AWS, GCP, and Azure. I just realized how valuable my data actually is. I’m sitting on a treasure trove and I’m going be super successful. I should be careful about this.
Tackle can give you access to the AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud platforms and your end customer can purchase your solution through those marketplaces, which can streamline the entire process and help you skip a bunch of steps. Nicole Wojno Smith: You can definitely give that feedback to the CEO. Welcome to the Sales Hacker Podcast.
You probably host it on AWS/Google Cloud/Azure - brands that are well known for prioritising your and their own security. This is not a question that a customer will ask you and it DEFINITELY shouldn't be a question that you ask your customers and prospects - no matter how tempting the financial saving might be for you. Why, you ask?
You probably host it on AWS/Google Cloud/Azure - brands that are well known for prioritising your and their own security. This is not a question that a customer will ask you and it DEFINITELY shouldn't be a question that you ask your customers and prospects - no matter how tempting the financial saving might be for you. Why, you ask?
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That includes things like our bot software, bot framework, the Azure bot service, language understanding and more. Lili: It definitely depends on the context. Adam: It absolutely comes back to problem definition there. Your team is definitely at the forefront of it. Dealing with conversational latency.
I think Azure’s like 7,000, Google. That’s not helping the lack of hiring, and everyone that’s big is hiring like there’s no tomorrow. I’m going to get the numbers wrong, I think Amazon has 10,000 open positions out in AWS. I think hiring is harder than ever.
And while it’s different, it’s definitely a different thing going on in the world today. ” it’s definitely possible. I mean, them and Azure, they’ve just had tremendous success. We want to do it too,” because I definitely think it’s possible. And so this huge shift was going on.
And while it’s different, it’s definitely a different thing going on in the world today. So if you’re one of those entrepreneurs who are working on your ideas and thinking, “Man is now the time to start,” it’s definitely possible. There are definitely people that we look up to that we can look up to.
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