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How The Top 25 B2B Public Companies Have Performed In 2025 So Far — And What They Tell Us About the Future

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Veeva (+18.5%) ZoomInfo (+7.4%) Veeva continues to prove the vertical SaaS thesis: Deep pharma/life sciences expertise Regulatory compliance built-in Switching costs approaching infinity AI integration that actually matters The lesson : Horizontal is commoditized. The market is getting smarter about AI washing vs. real AI business models.

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Mastering Growth in the AI Era: How to Stand Out, Acquire Customers, and Raise VC Dollars with B Capital, Zetta, and Glasswing

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This represents an under-recognized opportunity for B2B AI startups focusing on compliance, risk management, and administrative controls. Large enterprises have an immediate need for governance solutions to handle AI at scale. The bar has risen significantly from the “growth at all costs” mindset of 2021-2022.

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Top 10 Compliance Tips for Startups

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the compliance requirements of running a startup? As a startup founder trying to build your new organization from the ground up there’s a ton to do – And one of the commitments is keeping security compliance regulations and industry standards, and all that red tape! You’re not alone.

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SOC 2 vs NIST: Understanding the Key Differences

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When it comes to choosing a cybersecurity framework, two heavyweights often come up: SOC 2 and NIST. SOC 2 is particularly important for businesses that deal with sensitive customer data, such as SaaS companies, cloud computing providers, and other tech-based service organizations.

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SOC 2 vs NIST: Understanding the Key Differences

Scytale

When it comes to choosing a cybersecurity framework, two heavyweights often come up: SOC 2 and NIST. SOC 2 is particularly important for businesses that deal with sensitive customer data, such as SaaS companies, cloud computing providers, and other tech-based service organizations.

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Understanding Risk Management Strategies as a PayFac

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TL;DR Payment facilitators remove the need for businesses to open merchant accounts of their own to accept payments. PayFacs handle risk assessment, underwriting, settling of funds, compliance, and chargebacks which exposes them to greater potential risks. On the other hand, this exposes PayFacs to greater potential risks.

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Recurring Payments: Definition and Implementation Best Practices

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TL;DR Recurring payments refer to a financial arrangement where a customer authorizes a business to charge their account at regular intervals for products or services. There are a few types of recurring payments to be aware of, which one your business uses will depend on the business model and need for recurring or automatic payments.