Outstanding session and kudos to TN Investors Association. More power to Ameya. So much was covered in a simple and easy to understand language. One of the best sessions.
I’m asking myself what are the key take aways from this session? Indian is service industry, and they are taking direction to become product company. In my opinion, this is guaranteed to fail: due to lack of vision as none of these companies are managed by one person to control the direction = no one has skin in the game, even if they become successful due to their larger base whatever they add will be peanuts. Success in product is a long game and without a moat, it would be cash burner. So avoid Indian IT companies unless global sentiments make them super cheap to buy for short term.
Very Good Effort…..very informative
Excellent presentation. Quality & depth of information shared is commendable.
Amazing ! Thank you ?
Can I get the copy of presentation ?
Hats off to the speaker for the excellent presentation on a difficult latest understanding. on cloud computing
amazing presentation by Ameya. So simple and full of clarity. Maja a gaya..
request Ameya to present more on other segments of IT please.
Outstanding session and kudos to TN Investors Association. More power to Ameya. So much was covered in a simple and easy to understand language. One of the best sessions.
Ameya, you are a gem. More power to you bro
Kudos to you Ameya, Thanks for making it very easy to understand the Saas opportunities ahead. And thanks to TIA for organising this event.
What a session. ?
Kudos to you Ameya …Good effort on entire aspect SaaS product Business model from start to end..insightful data ??
Good video, How to join Tamilnadu Investor association ?
Good video. it would be good if some details and background of speaker is added in description. Thanks
Awesome ?
I’m asking myself what are the key take aways from this session? Indian is service industry, and they are taking direction to become product company. In my opinion, this is guaranteed to fail: due to lack of vision as none of these companies are managed by one person to control the direction = no one has skin in the game, even if they become successful due to their larger base whatever they add will be peanuts. Success in product is a long game and without a moat, it would be cash burner. So avoid Indian IT companies unless global sentiments make them super cheap to buy for short term.