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According to a recent MarketsandMarkets report, the global Security and Vulnerability Management Market size is expected to grow 4.5% annually to $15.5 billion by 2025 from $12.5 billion in 2020. The growth in the market is attributed to the increasing number of cyber attacks, and the increasing cyber awareness across developing economies.
Sramana Mitra: Where is the scalable capacity to train large numbers of retail workers to become healthcare workers? That speaks to the kind of things that you’re talking about. If there were such a transition path with proper credentialing, that would be extremely valuable under the current circumstances. Matthew Glotzbach: Absolutely. We see that trend
Sharing insights and answering questions from entrepreneurs on building successful startups. Some audience questions answered by Sramana: – What are some new startup ideas? – Looks like a lot of opportunities are in the field of Mobile Apps, online education, retail services. Does one need to be a developer to start up in the above
Greg Robertson: It was a giant hassle for realtors to learn two MOS systems and having to buy two separate pieces of software to access these systems. It was a big problem. That problem came down here in Orange County where half the county went to one system and the other half went to another.
Earlier this week, SAP (NYSE:SAP) announced its second quarter results for the year that surpassed market expectations. But the big news was all about its plans for Qualtrics.
Sramana Mitra: If you were to rank subjects which are the biggest draws, what would those be? Matthew Glotzbach: Over half of the college students in the US use Quizlet on a regular basis. Over two-thirds of the high school students in the US use us. We see a wide distribution of different types of
Greg Robertson: Now we are talking about the early 1990s when laptop computers started to play. They needed a person that knew computers because they had these projectors, which now seems commonplace where you throw a big computer screen on a big screen in a ballroom. Back then these projectors were specialized.