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The Redpoint Ventures Playbook: How Top VCs Are Really Investing in AI Applications (And What It Means for Your SaaS Strategy)

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Speech Processing (Text-to-Speech and Speech-to-Text) Healthcare is the obvious winner here. Efron prefers large industries (healthcare, legal, finance) over niche markets because there are more follow-on use cases to build. Abridge, which transcribes doctor-patient visits, has reached a $5.3B This is about market expansion potential.

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The Vertical SaaS Gold Rush: Why Non-Tech B2B Is Growing 250%+ Faster

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70% of Monday.com’s customers aren’t in tech. When a construction company implements Monday.com to manage their projects, job sites, and crew scheduling, they’re not “optimizing their 47th SaaS tool.” ” They’re digitizing their core business operations for the first time.

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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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Defense, intelligence, healthcare, education—they’re all spending like it’s 1999 on anything with “AI” in the name. Government B2B Gold Rush Every B2B founder will suddenly discover a passion for defense/healthcare/education customers. Bet on vertical specialists – Especially in healthcare/pharma/defense.

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Optimizing the Healthcare Payment Process: 4 Key Opportunities for CRMs, ERPs, and ISVs

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But in healthcare, payments are more complexlayered with government programs, private insurers, co-pays, and patient responsibility. That complexity presents a huge opportunity for Healthcare CRMs, ERPs, and ISVs to drive real value. A customer makes a purchase and pays using their preferred method.

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Using Data & Analytics for Improving Healthcare Innovation and Outcomes

In the rapidly evolving healthcare industry, delivering data insights to end users or customers can be a significant challenge for product managers, product owners, and application team developers. The complexity of healthcare data, the need for real-time analytics, and the demand for user-friendly interfaces can often seem overwhelming.

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PE Loves SaaS Again: Thoma Bravo Buys Olo for $2 Billion

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revenue, with average at 6.0x What’s Driving the Surge : The appetite is being fueled by several factors: AI integration creating new value propositions, improving profitability metrics across SaaS companies, and the classic PE playbook working well with recurring revenue models.

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Shopify, Datadog and Palantir All Re-Accelerate. Good Times Are Back in B2B and SaaS. At Least — For Some of The Best

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Hinge Health: The AI-Enhanced Healthcare Disruptor Hinge Health, which went public in May 2025, just reported its first public earnings this week and the results were impressive. CEO Daniel Perez emphasized their “AI-powered platform” and the “market’s embrace” of their automated healthcare delivery approach.

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People, Passion & Perfection: The Key Ingredients for an Awesome Product

Fast-track your journey with Tech Accelerator: Agile and Cloud-Native for flexibility & scalability AI-powered innovation for faster results Quality at every step for a flawless user experience See real impact across industries: Healthcare: Empower patients and medical professionals with intuitive solutions Education: Transform classrooms and engage (..)

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Data Science Fails: Building AI You Can Trust

AI has the power to transform countless industries — including the healthcare, banking, insurance, and public service sectors, to name just a few — by introducing new efficiencies and revealing new opportunities for companies to solve problems.

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A PM’s Guide to Forging an Outcome-Driven Product Team

Speaker: Kim Antelo, Transformation Coach

In this webinar, Transformational Coach Kim Antelo will walk through a case study of a healthcare company with lofty OKRs, but with little tie-back to the product performance. The best product teams evaluate themselves not by the quantity or speed with which they release new features, but by how much those features add value.