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April 9 ,2014 INVESTING IN IT STARTUPS W ASNT IT A MATURE MARKET? MARCO LAUCELLI BOARD MEMBER, ALANTIS CEO, LAMBDOOP @ MLAUCELLI www.alantis.es

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April 9 ,2014

INVESTING IN IT STARTUPSWASN’T IT A MATURE MARKET?

MARCO LAUCELLI

BOARD MEMBER, ALANTIS

CEO, LAMBDOOP

@MLAUCELLI

www.alantis.es

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ResourcesInternet

Cloud

APIs

Open Source

CultureDo it yourself

Reverse personal commitment

Globally interconnected urbans

MethodsLean Startup

SEO/SEM

Agile

SkillsInformal knowledge

Learning by doing

Heterogeneous

Digital native

A Cambrian Moment. The Economist. Jan 2014.

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The transformation of The IT Landscape

Pervasive, Open and as a Service

Commoditization of IT, digitalization of the

environment, context expressed as data

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The transformation of The IT Landscape

Pervasive, Open and as a Service

All of the technology required

to transform industries

through software finally

works and can be widely

delivered at global scale

Why Software is eating the world. WSJ, 2011

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The transformation of The IT Landscape

Pervasive, Open and as a Service

The 2nd Golden Age of Open Source:– 90% of new application are assembly of OS components

– Open source coming through front door, not back door

– Large organizations allow employees to contribute

– Android applications are a new driving force

50% of open source projects

2.8M members

133% growth in users in 2012

API for integration development – changing development and product delivery

– Create a lot of exposure and revenue

– Foster new affiliate and distribution

models

– Companies open resources in with control

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The transformation of The IT Landscape

Pervasive, Open and as a Service

Scalable Subscription Model– Self service

– Infiltrate Land & Expand

– Immediate provisioning

– No barriers, try for free, leave at no cost

Scalable Sales Model – Reduced sales teams & costs

– Marketing efficiency

– On-Line, natural, channels (SEO, SEM)

– Global niches are always big

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The transformation of The IT Market

Disintermediated, Data Driven, Virtualized

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SaaS Market Size: – $14 Bn$ 2014

– 20% CAGR

– 6% of SW Market

– 0,8% of IT Market

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The transformation of The IT Market

Disintermediated, Data Driven, Virtualized

“By 2017 the

CMO will Spend

More on IT Than

the CIO”

• Non-IT grew $3.20 to

$8.60 for every IT

dollar

• IT control of spending

from 65.4% to 21%

IT Isn’t Where IT’s,

2000-2012

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The transformation of The IT Market

Disintermediated, Data Driven, Virtualized

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CIO Challenges:

• Hyper integrated IT

• Data Driven

• Virtualized

Accenture Technology

Vision 2014

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The transformation of The IT Market

Hyper integrated, Data Driven, Virtualized

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MOBILE• Mobile B2C companies only 34%

of Mobile VC activity

• Mobile Enterprise Services 25%

• Mobile commerce & payment

~20%

SOCIAL• $8.3B VC financing in social

• 70 companies acquired to date

• Social Could Have $1T Impact in

savings

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Hyper integrated, Data Driven, Virtualized

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• Limitations of SQL Databases lead

to The Biggest Change to the

Data Layer in 30 years

• New Databases will Accelerate

the Commoditization of

Hardware

• Big Data & Analytics market ~

$212 Bn in 2012

• VC investment in 2013 ~$3Bn:

middleware, tools, marketing,

security, health…

Data express the context

Sense & Respond

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The transformation of The IT Market

Hyper integrated, Data Driven, Virtualized

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The transformation of The IT Market

As seen by big players: the opportunity

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Niche value

Disintermediation & new buyers

Disruptive business model

Good at scaling vs radical innovation

Corporate VC

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Final thoughts

• Biggest transformation in years

• Fastest speed of change

• Mature consumers

• Simplified distribution

• Need experienced entrepreneurs

• Technology is the value

• More risk-taking IT culture

• Skill combination to GTM

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THANK YOUMARCO LAUCELLI

[email protected]

@MLAUCELLI

ES.LINKEDIN.COM/IN/MLAUCELLI/

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