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Why The Future Of US High-Tech Is Bright

YoungUpstarts

Global Demand. Take software developers as an example. Coming up with an idea for a new piece of software, developing it, and testing it is expensive. Yet once the software is coded, it can be reproduced millions of times at virtually no cost. Today, Oracle has 40,000 workers in the United States and 66,000 abroad.

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[Interview] Ryan Bonnici of HubSpot On Inbound Marketing In Asia

YoungUpstarts

First, your average human today is inundated with over 2000 outbound marketing interruptions per day. Many of the respondents for Hubspot’s State of Inbound 2015 Asia report – in fact, almost half – comes from India. Having the right technologies in play can go a long way in accelerating business growth.

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Accel 2021 Euroscape: On the path to global dominance?

Cracking the Code

Before answering this, let’s take a look at what happened in the global software and cloud market over the last year. Global market snapshot The world now has 10 software and cloud giants worth more than $100B, representing $4.1T We opened our office in London in 2000, followed a few years later by Bangalore.

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27 Entrepreneurs Explain Why They Started Their Businesses

Hearpreneur

Before starting Bizstim Software Solutions I was a college professor and I had a tutoring company as a side hustle. While operating a tutoring business I was able to identify a demand for niche business software. 18 months and 2000 hours later I finished coding the software and released it. 11- Out of necessity.

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SailPoint Closes 2010 with 40 New Global 2000 Customers and Two Strategic Transactions

Austin Startup

Driven by strong customer demand for its award-winning identity governance solution, SailPoint achieved record growth in 2010, with revenue up 200% over 2009. Our 2011 plan includes extensive additions to our engineering, support and sales teams as we respond to increasing customer demand around the world.”.

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In Silicon Valley, Founders Fight for Control

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that did so in 1999 and 2000, according to an analysis for The Wall Street Journal by Jay R. Mark Siegel, managing director at venture capital firm Menlo Ventures, which has managed more than $4 billion since 1976, said its a matter of supply and demand. Founders cant demand such concessions unless their companies are doing well.

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25 Best Startup Failure Post-Mortems of All Time

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Jason Cohen of Smart Bear Software does a nice job articulating this issue stating : The fact that you are learning only from success is a deeper problem than you imagine…drawing conclusions only from data that is available or convenient and thus systematically biasing your results. However, this survivorship bias is problematic.