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In the bigger companies, the effort of bringing in new vendor is substantial. There are contracts that need to be approved by legal, security assessments from I
by theamk 5y ago
In the bigger companies, the effort of bringing in new vendor is substantial. There are contracts that need to be approved by legal, security assessments from IT, billing arrangements from finance, user database integration, and so on.
If the company already using AWS, then any product offered by AWS has a huge advantage.
I am sure that even if independent services are more loved by programmers, there will still be substantial amount of companies using AWS versions. And since the bigger companies would prefer them, I would not be surprised to know that AWS earns more money from them than startups do.
- ineedasername 5y agoDefinitely this: If I had to guess, Snowflake gets a lot more customers from organizations with pre-existing balkanized data silos that need to be fixed than from Redshift churn. Just a guess though.