The vast majority (north of 85%) of software companies never break 5mm in annual revenue. Many never get past 1mm nor break a profit. One reason: software competes globally across the Internet, where local businesses have limited competition. (Stats from an internal dB.)
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Replying to @mgirdley
True/False, US domestic software companies will have a tough time when the cheap foreigners crack US sales.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Hmm... will they? Software is also already leveraging the benefits of being overseas by hiring cheaper talent there.
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Replying to @mgirdley
IMHO yes, they will. If e-commerce is an analog, Chinese in China are hurting US with manufacturing in China. Don't see it wouldn't be similar in software.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I guess I’m questioning if it’s a fair analog. Software selling and buying is very different than physical widgets on Amazon.
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Replying to @mgirdley
I'm not out of my area of competence totally here. You know more but, it feels pretty analogous to me. Helps to be near your manufacturing OR software development team.
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Now that I think about it, we've effectively sold software solutions to people in UK, New Zealand, and (!) Japan. Japan was hard, but we figured it out.
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