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Joel York

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Internet software executive and popular cloud blogger at Chaotic Flow, B2B Marketing Strategy, and Cloud Ave, Joel is well known for his work in SaaS business models, sales and marketing strategy, and financial metrics. Professionally, he has managed global sales and marketing organizations serving over 50 countries, including local offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Israel, and India. He holds degrees in physics from Caltech and Cornell and received his MBA from the University of Chicago.
Joel York is currently VP Marketing at Meltwater Group and Principal at the Internet startup consulting firm affinitos.

SaaS Metrics Guide to SaaS Financial Performance

SaaS Metrics Guide to SaaS Financial Performance

By Joel York on September 21, 2010

I’ve wrapped up the highlights of my SaaS metrics series into a tidy SaaS Metrics Guide to SaaS Financial Performance. Like the original SaaS metrics series, this reference guide presents simple rules-of-thumb and graphic visualizations that capture the dynamic relationships between core SaaS metrics and SaaS financial performance. It is NOT a comprehensive overview of [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged chaotic flow, saas, saas financial, saas metric, SaaS Metrics | 1 Response

SaaS Sales Commission Calculator for Long Term Contracts

SaaS Sales Commission Calculator for Long Term Contracts

By Joel York on September 20, 2010

Since my post entitled SaaS Sales Compensation Made Easy, I’ve received a number of inquires about how to adjust SaaS sales commission percentages for very short and very long term subscription contracts, e.g., renewal periods of 1 month vs. 2 years. Clearly a 2 year contract paid in advance is worth more than a monthly [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged chaotic flow, saas, saas sales, saas sales commission, saas sales commissions, sales commission, sales commissions | 2 Responses

To Cloud or Not to Cloud in Financial Services

To Cloud or Not to Cloud in Financial Services

By Joel York on September 17, 2010

Cloud computing has graduated from technical curiosity to technology trend. However, most financial services IT professionals are still taking a cautious approach to cloud computing.

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged cloud, cloud computing, CloudBulls, Market Data, saas | 4 Responses

SaaS Product Marketing - Upgrade and Upsell Strategy

SaaS Product Marketing – Upgrade and Upsell Strategy

By Joel York on September 16, 2010

I think it would be hard to overemphasize the importance of upgrades and upsells in SaaS product marketing. In an industry where free trials, freemium versions, bargain basement subscription prices and simply hoping to recover customer acquisition cost with first year revenue are the norm, few things are sweeter than a customer that actually [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged chaotic flow, freemium, marketing, saas, SaaS Blog, SaaS Marketing, saas product, saas revenue, sales, upgrade, upsell, upselling | 1 Response

The Market Data Sweet Spot for Cloud Computing

The Market Data Sweet Spot for Cloud Computing

By Joel York on September 15, 2010

Optimizing and tuning the market data systems that keep this crucial information flowing smoothly and cost effectively is no easy task. What, if anything, can cloud computing offer to ease the challenge?

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged cloud, cloud computing, CloudBulls, Featured, Market Data, Web service

The Cloud is Dead – Long Live the Cloud!

The Cloud is Dead – Long Live the Cloud!

By Joel York on September 15, 2010

Recent weeks have brought a bewildering number of competing claims around SaaS and cloud computing. On one hand we are debating whether the SaaS experiment is over, IaaS is just an incremental advance in hosting technology, and the cloud is just hype. While on the other, Gartner estimates SaaS is now 10% of the enterprise [...]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged chaotic flow, cloud, Cloud Blog, cloud computing, cloud fatigue, iaas, joel york, paas, saas, software as a service | 1 Response

Cloud Channel Disruption – Little APIs, Big Transformations

Cloud Channel Disruption – Little APIs, Big Transformations

By Joel York on September 14, 2010

It’s old news that the Internet has disrupted channel structure across numerous industries. So why go on about the channel now? Because, cloud computing is transforming the Internet as a channel. The evolution from Internet applications that service people (SaaS) to Internet applications that service other applications (cloud computing) transforms the Internet from a direct [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged api, channel, channel economics, channels, chaotic flow, Cloud Blog, cloud channel, cloud channels, cloud computing, cloud computing economics, joel york, saas

Hey SaaS Experts: What's Your Cloud Computing IQ?

Hey SaaS Experts: What’s Your Cloud Computing IQ?

By Joel York on September 13, 2010

I’ll say it again: SaaS is NOT cloud computing. As the industry rushes to embrace cloud computing, too many SaaS experts and vendors are simply updating their marketing messages with cloud buzzwords. This is not enough. When I started this blog, the biggest challenge faced by SaaS vendors was getting our heads around the new [...]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged channels, chaotic flow, cloud computing, paas, saas | 1 Response

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