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Episode 2: The Importance of Cloud Marketplaces with Labra's CEO

49 min

Sridhar Adusumilli, CEO of Labra.io, discusses why Cloud Marketplaces matter for SaaS growth, the role of AWS Marketplace in SaaS success (EMEA vs USA), technical considerations for integrating SaaS with Cloud Marketplaces, and go-to-market strategies for SaaS on Cloud Marketplaces.

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Sridhar Adusumilli

CEO of Labra.io, helping SaaS companies succeed on cloud marketplaces.

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