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SaaS Is Spurring the Next Cycle of Software Superperformance

OPEXEngine

The shift to cloud-based subscription models is creating even more value in a thriving sector. In more mature software companies, we see oversized returns for companies that are moving to software-as-a-service subscription models (see Figure 1). Sticky after all. Four ways to drive value. Embrace the cloud operating model.

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SaaStr Podcasts for the Week with Matrix Partners and EZPR — February 21, 2020

SaaStr

How should founders think about sales rep compensation? How does marketing and customer success intertwine to be successful? What kind of customer success processes do you need? The customer success, the onboarding, all of that stuff is going to be different and they never settled on that.

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What Is Enterprise OEM Software Licensing?

Sales Hacker

These companies resell the solution and bundle services around the solution to add value to the customer. They make their money on the margin from the software’s resell and their services to the end-customer. This approach works well when the licensee is required to host but prefers to outsource the DevOps.

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Inside Cypress’s Playbook for Launching Usage-Based Pricing

OpenView Labs

Still, ditching subscription-based pricing is easier said than done. The complexities are analogous to making the leap from on-prem to SaaS; it requires changes in go-to-market strategy, financial planning, sales processes, compensation models, and much more. The catalyst. Testing and iterating [1-2 months].

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