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What to Know About the Software Buying Landscape in 2023: What’s Changed, What’s the Same, and What Your Buyers Want with G2 CMO Amanda Malko (Video)

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Amanda Malko is CMO at G2, a software marketplace and review site that reaches over 60 million buyers annually across 2000 software categories. The role of AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Marketplace is becoming increasingly important. “45% Tackle.io’s 2021 state of cloud marketplaces report highlighted a similarly dramatic shift.

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AI Food Fights in the Enterprise

Andreessen Horowitz

It will be like AWS, GCP, and Azure. Right now, it’s a little bit like 2000 and the internet is about to take over everything and everybody’s super excited. Cisco in 2000, I think was worth half a trillion dollars at its peak. Ali: I think the answer is closer to the latter. Cisco is the best 1, by far.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Tidelift and Cloudflare

SaaStr

Then, I started a company, which I sold in early 2000. And I remember AWS was growing really quickly. And at the time there was a big debate of, will big companies ever really use AWS? I mean, them and Azure, they’ve just had tremendous success. Then, I went into sales school, Xerox sales school.

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The Answers to Scaling, Hiring, and Everything Else: A SaaStr Europa AMA with SaaStr CEO Jason Lemkin (Pod 585 + Video)

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I’m going to get the numbers wrong, I think Amazon has 10,000 open positions out in AWS. I think Azure’s like 7,000, Google. We give away thousands… It’s not just tickets, but we do give away 2000 tickets. I think hiring is harder than ever. The average person pays $500 bucks.

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Starting Up In A Downturn with Cloudflare COO and Co-Founder Michelle Zatelyn (Video + Transcript)

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And I remember like AWS was growing really quickly. And at the time there was a big debate of, “Will big companies ever really use AWS?” I mean them an Azure, like they’ve just had tremendous success, but 10 years ago that wasn’t a given. People matter, they make a huge difference.