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"Market" is an interesting concept here. Do you compare all usage, or just their hosted versions (i.e. do on-premise installs count)? Do you compare all usage
by stephenr 9y ago
"Market" is an interesting concept here.
Do you compare all usage, or just their hosted versions (i.e. do on-premise installs count)?
Do you compare all usage, or just paid usage?
Can a company that's not even close to profitable be considered a "market leader"?
- moby 9y ago"Can a company that's not even close to profitable be considered a "market leader"?" Sure it can. Uber and Twilio are generally considered, far and away, as market leaders in their respective spaces; Uber is massively unprofitable and Twilio was operating at a loss at the time of its IPO. Market leadership is a function of production and capacity, not profitability.