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The Low Viral Coefficient of SaaS, And Why That’s Just Fine

The Low Viral Coefficient of SaaS, And Why That’s Just Fine

By Jason M. Lemkin on January 13, 2015

We’ve talked a lot on SaaStr about how to get from $1m to $10m, $2m to $5m, $10m to $30m, etc. etc. One area we haven’t talked as much about is getting from say $100k in ARR to Initial Traction, or $1-$2m in ARR.  A bit, but not as much. The reason is while I […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship, Featured Posts | Tagged dropbox, echosign, Entrepreneurship, Getting to Initial Traction, Google Drive, product, saas, software as a service, startups, viral app

Stop Ignoring Terms and Conditions in the Cloud

Stop Ignoring Terms and Conditions in the Cloud

By Simon Bain on October 21, 2013

Check your T&C’s as you could be handing over your creative work for free.

Posted in Trends & Concepts, Your POV | Tagged Cloud Providers, cloud security, Contractual term, dropbox, Google Drive, intellectual property, Terms & Conditions | 1 Response

Google Drive breaks Google Docs?

Google Drive breaks Google Docs?

By Martijn Linssen on July 19, 2012

Starting yesterday, I’ve been receiving requests from people to share some of the content I have on Google Docs. Yesterday I also shared a link with a friend of mine, and he couldn’t access it. That puzzled me I checked the last link myself, signed out, and tried again – I got a log-on. What? […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged 1.0, application development, cloud computing, Data quality, google, google docs, Google Drive, slideshare, trust | 1 Response

Oh Google, why did you stop being sexy?

Oh Google, why did you stop being sexy?

By Martijn Linssen on April 25, 2012

[Image by Exey Panteleev] Born out of a tweet from Tom Raftery, who pointed me to Google’s Terms of Services concerning their latest love child: Google Drive I waved at Google Wave, Buzz didn’t thrill me other than enabling the opt-out in Google Mail, and I jumped onto Google+ as soon as I could but […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged 1.0, change, cloud computing, dropbox, gmail, google, Google Doc, Google Drive, Leslie Nielsen, trust, yammer

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