Software Equity Group Q3 2021 SaaS M&A Update
The Software Equity Group Q3 2021 SaaS M&A Update shows a decline of over 10% in Enterprise Value/Revenue (ttm) valuations in comparison to Q2 2021. The NASDAQ Index declined 0.38%…
The Software Equity Group Q3 2021 SaaS M&A Update shows a decline of over 10% in Enterprise Value/Revenue (ttm) valuations in comparison to Q2 2021. The NASDAQ Index declined 0.38%…
Product management report cards should be a standard part of a product team’s repertoire. Since the fourth quarter is the time when most annual business plans are finalized, now is…
SaaS has fundamentally changed the technology adoption life cycle for software. What Marc Andreesen said took 25 years to accomplish is now happening in less than a decade. The birth,…
There are lots of inspiring stories of success in the tech industry. There are also a lot of lessons that product managers can learn from failures as well. Failure stories…
CB Insights recently published Insights State Of Venture Q3 2021, a 246-page analysis of what is going on in the global technology investing and M&A world. Not surprisingly, tech investing…
Private SaaS companies have always been valued less than their public company peers. SaaS Capital recently reported that the gap had grown to almost 50%. While SaaS valuations have moderated…
The first investor lawsuit in response to the crisis at Oxy Media has been filed. On Monday LifeLine Legacy Holdings of Beverly Hills, Calif., which put more than $2 million…
ARR growth rates are the largest factor driving private SssS company valuations. SaaS Capital’s long-term research (>10 years) shows some great insights, especially for smaller revenue SaaS companies.
Growing revenues is a challenge for all product managers. The further along a product is in the Technology Adoption Life Cycle, the harder it gets. A company’s valuation, whether they…
On Sunday, September 26th, Ben Smith from the New York Times published an article entitled “Goldman Sachs, Ozy Media and a $40 Million Conference Call Gone Wrong”. What followed was…