November 29, 2024
Double Your Money with This New Space Race Software
Dear Subscriber,
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| By Michael A. Robinson |
We’ve talked a lot of late about the New Space Race and its $1 trillion economy.
Most of the time, we’re focused on hardware. You know, things like rockets, satellites, lasers and spacecraft.
The thing is, while all that is vital, it’s only part of the profit equation.
If we are going to go from exploring Mars to living there, for instance, we’re going to need some very robust software …
Software that’ll enable fast, reliable communication between these planets.
With Mars about 140 million miles away on average, it’s not easy. That’s why NASA wants state-of-the-art software that fosters clear, reliable collaboration.
Make no mistake … expanding life to Mars would boost the size — and value — of the collaboration software industry.
This industry is already on pace to surpass $60 billion by 2032. So, this leap for mankind is already on the books … and in certain companies’ budgets.
If you invest in the right one, you could potentially double your money in as little as two and a half years.
(Software) Collaboration is Key
Elon Musk may get the lion’s share of the headlines when it comes to conquering Mars. But he’s far from the only one focused on this mission.
At NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, developing new technologies for exploring space and our neighboring planet has been a focus for decades.
And this focus is on software that can make communicating with — and eventually inhabiting — the Red Planet possible.
You see, developing software that enables humans on Earth to operate a collection of unmanned explorers is no small task.
Problems include efficient mission planning, parsing raw data sent back from space and compiling visual maps to represent an explorer’s progress. All of this has to be done from different locations across the world.
Meet the Ensemble That’s
Satisfying Earth’s Curiosity About Mars
To help these collaborators tackle high-stakes issues, NASA created a project called “Ensemble.” Essentially, this would entail using software to collaborate while working on projects.
Ensemble’s latest project is one you might be familiar with — a Mars rover named “Curiosity.”
This rover, which landed on Mars in August 2012, is an unmanned science lab using rock-evaporating lasers, camera hybrids and high-definition cameras.
Curiosity investigates whether the surface of Mars could support microbial life.
Curiosity sends data back to Earth daily, using a cloud-like computing hive that’s akin to about a thousand personal computers.
The rover’s operators crunch through the day’s data in a matter of hours, then beam up a project list for the next day.
Obviously, this isn’t possible without reliable, capable software. And this software is provided by a company you’ll soon learn about.
But for now, understand that this company isn’t just helping NASA explore other planets. It’s also helping some of the world’s biggest companies.
After all, whether you’re sending to-do lists to rovers on Mars or collaborating on an upcoming presentation, the right software is critical to keep things running smoothly.
Consider that thousands of companies have offices all over the world and need to work in concert.
Plus, some 33 million Americans work remotely. And many do so across different regions and time zones.
So, who is the provider of such important software?
Meet the Team Experts
The company is called Atlassian (TEAM).
Headquartered in Australia, Atlassian is focused on collaboration. It creates tools primarily for software development and project management.
And after launching in the early 2000s by a pair of college students, it’s become a global business with more than 300,000 customers in more than 200 countries.
Atlassian’s customers range from those in retail to government to aerospace. Notable customers include United Airlines, Royal Caribbean and Mercedes Benz.
This company’s ability to serve customers in such an array of industries is a testament to the quality and versatility of its software.
It runs the gamut from project management to metrics and maintenance to collaboration and cloud security.
These tools provide easy, powerful ways to coordinate and manage the creative process.
They keep track of who is responsible for what ... ensure deadlines are visible ... and maintain records of everything to make sure that any questions or issues can be easily referenced.
Success Abounds
As mentioned earlier, Atlassian’s software is used by several big-name companies. That’s because it works — plain and simple.
Consider two case studies, starting with the online forum Reddit (RDDT).
As this company grew, it became harder to manage projects and communicate effectively.
With more costs and more employees, silos were increasingly being created between teams and their data.
Using Atlassian’s software, though, Reddit employees were able to manage their work more efficiently.
The company saved $300,000 a year by moving from disparate tools to Atlassian’s suite of products.
Meanwhile, electric vehicle maker Rivian (RIVN) had similar issues with scaling.
As its toolset grew, the company experienced issues with efficiency and poor user experiences.
But by using Atlassian’s software, it saved 36% on annual tool costs and more than 750 man-hours per person each year with the company’s automation tools.
Poised for Growth
Clearly, Atlassian has built a successful suite of software products fit for those collaborating on a simple project, as well as those harnessing data collected from another planet.
This company has a unique selling proposition. And it’s profitable.
Sure, earnings growth dipped slightly in the most recent quarter. But we don’t make investment decisions based on a single reporting period. We’re in it for the long haul.
Over the last three years, Atlassian grew per-share earnings by an average of 33%. At that rate, we’d see earnings double in as little as two and a half years.
And as you know, as earnings grow, stock prices usually do, too.
This is your chance to potentially double your money in just a few years … with a software play that’s trusted by top companies, not to mention NASA and mission-critical projects.
Best,
Michael A. Robinson
P.S. As noted, collaboration is key in the tech industry. No company can grow to its full potential without the right partners. Yes, that even includes the likes of Nvidia.
So, I dug into what partners the chip powerhouse is forming behind the scenes. I found three silent partners you should buy before you think about touching another share of Nvidia itself. Discover how to meet these collaborators here.
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