Ofir Ehrlich's guest appearances

Ofir Ehrlich

Startup Stories from the Startup Nation™

Jon Medved

Gil Dabah

Avi Hasson

Joseph Gitler

Ron Reiter

Leket Israel

Dov Maisel

Michael Shaulov

Eyal Lewinson

OwlTail

This is Part II of our interview with Ofir Ehrlich, the co-Founder and VP of R&amp;D of CloudEndure.   In this episode, we learn of how CloudEndure adapted its offering after hearing valuable insight from their customers.  And we also learn about how they caught the attention of Amazon, who eventually bought them for a considerable sum of money.

This is Part II of our interview with Ofir Ehrlich, the co-Founder and VP of R&amp;D of CloudEndure.   In this episode, we learn of how CloudEndure adapted its offering after hearing valuable insight from their customers.  And we also learn about how they caught the attention of Amazon, who eventually bought them for a considerable sum of money.

CloudEndure - Part II (Ofir Ehrlich, Co-Founder)

In this inaugural episode of Season 2, we interview the co-founder of CloudEndure, Ofir Ehrlich. With the massive growth of cloud-computing, CloudEndure has enabled major conglomerates to embrace the cloud by managing the riskiest stage of the process: the technical transition to the cloud. They then built a company that offered a host of additional services to their clients. While they were undergoing significant growth, they attracted the attention of Amazon, the largest cloud computing company in the world.  Amazon World Services eventually bought CloudEndure for an undisclosed, but significant, amount of money. But Ofir's story didn't begin there.  In Part I of this episode, Ofir discusses the prior successes he had that enabled him to smartly build CloudEndure.  He discusses the lessons he learned along the way, and the instrumental importance of his successes - and failures.  

In this inaugural episode of Season 2, we interview the co-founder of CloudEndure, Ofir Ehrlich. With the massive growth of cloud-computing, CloudEndure has enabled major conglomerates to embrace the cloud by managing the riskiest stage of the process: the technical transition to the cloud. They then built a company that offered a host of additional services to their clients. While they were undergoing significant growth, they attracted the attention of Amazon, the largest cloud computing company in the world.  Amazon World Services eventually bought CloudEndure for an undisclosed, but significant, amount of money. But Ofir's story didn't begin there.  In Part I of this episode, Ofir discusses the prior successes he had that enabled him to smartly build CloudEndure.  He discusses the lessons he learned along the way, and the instrumental importance of his successes - and failures.