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SAP: Actually, The Cloud Is Still On Fire. Their $15 Billion Cloud Business is Accelerating.

SaaStr

And yet, overall Cloud spend continues to grow to record levels. Their Cloud business is on fire. SAP expects to close the year out with their Cloud and SaaS businesses at a $15 Billion run-rate. And even at that scale, Cloud sales are growing a stunning 16% (!). Their $15 Billion Cloud Business is Accelerating.

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Times Are Tough for Some. But — A Ton of Leading SaaS and Cloud Companies Are Up 69% on Average This Year

SaaStr

So no question many folks, especially selling sales and marketing tools, are having a pretty tough time of it. Overall, the BVP Nasdaq Emerging Cloud Index is up 22.97% this year. On average, their share prices are up a stunning 68.50% and they are worth on average $26 Billion! But not everyone. Not by far. Not all.

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The Dawn of AI : Pricing Power & Profits in NVidia's Business

Tom Tunguz

The Data Center business, which sells to clouds & consumer companies drove nearly all of the growth, surging 141% quarter-over-quarter to $10.3b & nearly 3x annually. The company’s pricing power at work : limited supply & increased demand pushes prices higher. NVDA’s profitability is remarkable.

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Reinvent the Wheel on Product. Not on Pricing.

SaaStr

Q: How can enterprise software (SaaS) pricing be optimally defined, taking into account that two of three versions of the software can be offered, e.g. ‘small’, ‘medium’, ‘large’? different enterprise products … each with different approaches to pricing! Segment your pricing (we know this).

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State of the Cloud 2023 with Bessemer Venture Partners (Video + Podcast)

SaaStr

Discover Bessemer Venture Partners’s annual State of the Cloud report, going through trends, benchmarks, and metrics that underpin the Cloud economy. The past twelve months have been relatively turbulent for Cloud founders. What does this mean for Cloud companies? What does this mean for Cloud companies?

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We’re All Paying the Price Now for Massive Overhiring

SaaStr

So our economy is going through some unpredictable transitions, with Cloud and SaaS companies powering through with still-strong growth and unemployment remaining at near record lows, while inflation, interest rates and more batter us at the same time. That was fine when Cloud stocks grew to record highs and multiples, or sort of fine.

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Clouded Judgement 3.8.24 - 2024 Guides

Clouded Judgement

Every week I’ll provide updates on the latest trends in cloud software companies. Quarterly Reports Summary Top 10 EV / NTM Revenue Multiples Top 10 Weekly Share Price Movement Update on Multiples SaaS businesses are generally valued on a multiple of their revenue - in most cases the projected revenue for the next 12 months.

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