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9 Innovative Startups To Watch For in 2024

Tech.Co

Founded in Atlanta, Georgia in 2013, Calendly’s growth skyrocketed during the pandemic, and its steadily increasing users and successful funding rounds have allowed it to thrive ever since. And with direct traffic making up 71% of Caledly’s total traffic, demand for the scheduling tool is likely to remain strong into 2024.

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Interview with Alex Kazerani and James Segil, OpenPath

socalTECH

Alex and James founded EdgeCast, which sold to Verizon for more than $350M in 2013. Cloudification was really important to us, as cloud guys, who had build SaaS in the past. We're now ramping up the team and production and capabilities along that demand curve.

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UCSB Tops Harvard & Wharton In Startup Wars

InfoChachkie

Unlike most university programs that are over architected and underfunded, the TMP evolved organically, based on the demands of its students and input from the local community. The company quickly pivoted to create a SaaS solution and in less than two years later, it was acquired by Intuit for $30 million. Organic Academia.

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What Most People Don’t Understand About How Startup Companies are Valued

Both Sides of the Table

The Laws of Supply & Demand. The most basic chart of microeconomics is a supply & demand curve. Demand represents a buyer and supply a seller. Some products are “inelastic” meaning when prices go up demand doesn’t fall much (think cigarettes, alcohol or even illicit drugs). goes into a startup.

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