EP25: Engineer The Cloud w. Frank Wang

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Me & The Market Goliath

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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MeandTheMarketGoliathPodcast Do you remember the biblical story of David and Goliath, a story about a warrior who used his wits and strengths to defy the impossible? Picture this and put yourself in a financial environment. You are an inexperienced investor who is trying to outsmart the financial markets but the odds are not in your favor and you don’t have the financial literacy to understand how to value a company or how complex financial markets work. Your disposable capital is stored in a bank bleeding dry to inflation, where do you start? ⠀

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EP25: Engineer The Cloud w. Frank Wang

Me & The Market Goliath

1 hour 1 minute 58 seconds

3 years ago

EP25: Engineer The Cloud w. Frank Wang

We are going into the clouds in our latest podcast episode release. We're going to shine a spotlight on the SaaS (Software as a Service) industry which is essentially a +140 billion dollar industry space and growing!

We invite Frank Wang, an engineering expert in the SaaS field to talk to us about this massive tech space. Born in China and went to Canada for college, Frank graduated with Computer Science major and Business minor degree. He then joined BusinessObjects as a software engineer and helped build their first SaaS product Business Intelligence On Demand back in 2007. BusinessObjects then sold its business to SAP and Frank moved to the Bay Area and joined a startup called Vlocity as employee number eleven. In 2017, Frank got into investing and studied the markets for over 8000 hours and all his investments are in tech space and majority are in SaaS companies.

Are SaaS companies investable from an engineer’s standpoint? What makes a SaaS company stand out? Listen to this podcast to hear what Frank has to say.