Mapping based on some of these technology maturities and industry/corporate adoption.
The next decade of technological progress will be mind-blowing.
See excerpts from the report below o
By 2022, 70% of companies will employ hybrid or multicloud-management technologies, tools, & processes, which are the hallmarks of distributed IT infrastructures.
Reflected by a rise in the software sourced by companies from cloud-service platforms, open repositories Enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers—from today’s 23% to nearly 50% in 2025, if current trends continue, potential for this to jump to 80% if adoption accelerates
The report is absolutely mind-blowing! I can't do it all in a thread.
I could see significant opportunities for companies like
+ $DDOG
+ $DOCN
+ $S and all the cybersecurity companies as seen below
First piece of the report:
This goes into details on the trends --- Details patents, investments and major trends.
A Briefing thread on the Canadian tech ecosystem and funnel:
2/ I've done a write-up on most of the top Canadian names:
First was $DCBO Docebo in January. An enterprise learning company accelerating its growth rate, customer adoption and a leader in LMS systems. Stock has been crazy!
Invested: 87%
Cash: 13%
Criteria for this portfolio is primarily quants, profitability and high cash-flow companies.
3/ Actions:
+ New Buy: $CFLT in my core A/C
+ Increased allocation to $SE & $ZIM post earnings
+ Temporal Exits of $ETSY $SOFI $CARE.TO $LMND.
+ For $ETSY & $SOFI - Growth has significantly slowed down, there are a few metrics I'll track in Q4 for both to re-purchase.
Brief Thesis
- #1 leading open-source platform
- 80% market-share among F-500
- A centralized event-streaming for Data
- Top Founder-Led
- Going to be an important tool in the future of ML/AI!
This is my first new stock-buy in over 5-months!
Sold $LMND- Owned since IPO @ $54, so this was a good profit. I like LMND but $CFLT is more dominant
This is a tracker buy in my core Acct after DD. Valuation is high, but hoping to add more LT
I have more info about $CFLT, so I'll share a future thread!