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I've been working in startup SaaS companies for around 4 years across three industries fintech, manufacturing tech, and currently restaurant tech all focused on the Indian market. Interestingly, none of these companies managed to truly crack the market. Despite being high-value, subscription-based products designed to optimize operations and reduce long-term costs, they were often sold at surprisingly low prices. This makes me wonder do Indian businesses tend to undervalue products that drive operational efficiency and long-term savings?
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Why do we as Indians tend to agree (or don't easily criticize) the business advice of foreigner entrepreneurs even if it actually doesn't quite work out for the Indian market, while easily tend to dismiss good business advice from our own country's e
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Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu recently emphasized the need for Indian tech companies to prioritize sustainable revenue growth over short-term valuations. He cautioned that an excessive focus on immediate stock prices and loose funding environments can distr
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