SaaS

Microsoft Office 2000 represented the product’s pivot into an enterprise-first product — a move that meant designing for buyers as well as users.

With a software-first approach, we can improve transparency, automate tedious processes, and in some cases, even avoid the need for costly lawyers altogether.

Beyond simply matching candidates with employers, modern job platforms offer extra features that foster long term success for job seekers and companies.

The Open Source Renaissance is underway. Learn about the beginnings of open source, the cycle, value-market fit and what successes and failures look like.

The old approach startups took was to sell or license their new technology to incumbents. The new “full stack” approach is to build a complete, end-to-end product or service that bypasses incumbents and other competitors.

We love the simple income statement narrative however, when it comes to SaaS such simplicity can lead to bad investment decisions.