The SaaS apocalypse is overblown. Many public enterprise software companies with proprietary data, established customer workflows, and strong customer relationships are trading at depressed multiples (e.g., Monday.com at 2x revenue, Box at 3.4x, HubSpot under $10B on $3B+ ARR, Salesforce down 40%). AI will help these companies leverage their data moats to create more economic value, making them attractive alpha generators.
The SaaS apocalypse is overblown. Many public enterprise software companies with proprietary data, established customer workflows, and strong customer relationships are trading at depressed multiples (e.g., Monday.com at 2x revenue, Box at 3.4x, HubSpot under $10B on $3B+ ARR, Salesforce down 40%). AI will help these companies leverage their data moats to create more economic value, making them attractive alpha generators.
The SaaS apocalypse is overblown. Many public enterprise software companies with proprietary data, established customer workflows, and strong customer relationships are trading at depressed multiples (e.g., Monday.com at 2x revenue, Box at 3.4x, HubSpot under $10B on $3B+ ARR, Salesforce down 40%). AI will help these companies leverage their data moats to create more economic value, making them attractive alpha generators.
The SaaS apocalypse is overblown. Many public enterprise software companies with proprietary data, established customer workflows, and strong customer relationships are trading at depressed multiples (e.g., Monday.com at 2x revenue, Box at 3.4x, HubSpot under $10B on $3B+ ARR, Salesforce down 40%). AI will help these companies leverage their data moats to create more economic value, making them attractive alpha generators.