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State of the OpenCloud 2022

December 11, 2022 Cloudcast Media
State of the OpenCloud 2022
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The Cloudcast
State of the OpenCloud 2022
Dec 11, 2022
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Looking at the Battery Ventures “State of OpenCloud 2022” for trends that will impact 2023.

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HOW DO THE VCs LOOK AT THE STATE OF THE OPEN CLOUD MARKET?

  • VCs are still very bullish on cloud-native and open-source cloud companies
  • “Good growth” will be encouraged and rewarded
  • Software “multiples” are back to 2018-19 levels. The 2020s were crazy value  inflation. 

HOW CAN THAT INFLUENCE WHAT 2023 MIGHT LOOK LIKE?

  • Lots of companies are re-evaluating their spending levels and cost levels
  • Lots of highly “valued” private companies may become acquisition targets in 2023
  • Most of the job-cuts, thus far, haven’t been that large, as a percentage. 
  • For software businesses, cloud-services are growing 3-5x their software business. Expect to see more companies moving to those offerings. 
  • Cloud providers continue to show strong growth, even at a larger scale. Expect this to continue, although they are all shifting their focuses. 
  • Software can be a driving force to enable productivity, so expect to see companies continue to focus on software-driven projects. 
  • Lots of good insights into how the selling and buying model are evolving. Interesting if you’re evaluating companies beyond just what they offer. 

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Show Notes

Looking at the Battery Ventures “State of OpenCloud 2022” for trends that will impact 2023.

SHOW: 676

CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotw

CHECK OUT OUR NEW PODCAST - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"

SHOW SPONSORS:

SHOW NOTES:

HOW DO THE VCs LOOK AT THE STATE OF THE OPEN CLOUD MARKET?

  • VCs are still very bullish on cloud-native and open-source cloud companies
  • “Good growth” will be encouraged and rewarded
  • Software “multiples” are back to 2018-19 levels. The 2020s were crazy value  inflation. 

HOW CAN THAT INFLUENCE WHAT 2023 MIGHT LOOK LIKE?

  • Lots of companies are re-evaluating their spending levels and cost levels
  • Lots of highly “valued” private companies may become acquisition targets in 2023
  • Most of the job-cuts, thus far, haven’t been that large, as a percentage. 
  • For software businesses, cloud-services are growing 3-5x their software business. Expect to see more companies moving to those offerings. 
  • Cloud providers continue to show strong growth, even at a larger scale. Expect this to continue, although they are all shifting their focuses. 
  • Software can be a driving force to enable productivity, so expect to see companies continue to focus on software-driven projects. 
  • Lots of good insights into how the selling and buying model are evolving. Interesting if you’re evaluating companies beyond just what they offer. 

FEEDBACK?