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Snowflake Buys Crunchy Data for $250m, Databricks Buys Neon for $1B. The New AI Database Battle.

SaaStr

Billion PostgreSQL Battle for AI Agent Supremacy Brief Overview : Two data giants are making strategic moves to dominate the AI agent infrastructure market through major PostgreSQL acquisitions. With this news, we will be introducing Snowflake Postgres: enterprise-grade, AI-ready, and fully managed. Databricks: The $1.25

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What’s New At WorkOS and What It Takes To Be “Enterprise-Ready” in SaaS with WorkOS CEO and Founder Michael Grinich

SaaStr

In this new SaaStr series called “What’s new at…,” Jason Lemkin chats with WorkOS CEO and founder Michael Grinich about what it takes to be Enterprise ready in SaaS, building vs. buying, and who the stakeholders are in a B2D motion. They offer all the features you need to sell to Enterprise customers.

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Scaling Customer Success from 0-5,000 Customers with Drata’s VP of Customer Success and VP of Customer Experience

SaaStr

Drata uses a Customer Success ops team to analyze and gain insights from its customer data to help scale its support. For example, say your company is going upmarket to Enterprise. You need to look at your CS segmentation strategy, uplevel your CS team to be Enterprise ready, and do digital implementation in the lower market.

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7 Ways to build Enterprise Readiness into your SaaS roadmap

CloudGeometry

Now may be the time to turn your eyes to the enterprise readiness horizon. Here are seven things enterprise SaaS customers look for. #1 It’s not just that enterprises are rich targets. Nothing scares an enterprise customer like security risk. They want to have a clear line of sight to both code and data.

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Helping Your SaaS Application Reach Enterprise Readiness

Frontegg

But with digitalization in full drive, are you addressing the enterprise readiness aspect? If you are building an enterprise ready SaaS application, it’s most likely that you will be looking to provide a unique value offering and to fill the need of a wide variety of customers and users. So what’s the solution?

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The Journey from Freemium to PLG to SLG: Key Learnings from Dropbox, Salesforce and Vimeo

SaaStr

The infrastructure cost for real Enterprise readiness is massive. The requirements: Rock-solid customer data systems Sophisticated sales ops and revops Advanced operational data warehousing Modern customer data platforms And here’s the part that might surprise you: This needs to be a CEO-level priority.

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The New Rules of AI Investing: Why Speed Beats Strategy and Labor Budget Is the New Software Budget with Google Cloud’s COO

SaaStr

When AI can deliver measurable labor cost savings within months rather than years, even the most risk-averse enterprises become early adopters. This creates an unusual dynamic where startups need to be enterprise-ready from day one, rather than gradually scaling up market.