Cracking the Code: From Startup to Scaleup in Enterprise Software with Ram Jambunathan (SAP.iO),...

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Recorded on September 18, 2019. The startup journey is hard. Data shows that 70% of upstart tech companies fail, while only 1% of these startups will go on to gain unicorn status. Success in enterprise software often requires deep industry experience, strong networks, brutally-efficient execution, and a bit of luck. This panel brings together three […]

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Cracking the Code: From Startup to Scaleup in Enterprise Software with Ram Jambunathan (SAP.iO),...
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