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▶ 7:37 Ben Horowitz You want to kind of do the things that Intuit is doing where like, okay, like turn ourselves into more of an AI company, uh, and then like kind of hold the customer.

▶ 10:32 Alex Rampell So, you know, something like Workday or like Intuit, it's down 45% in the first, like, you know, it's February 26th or 27th today. 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:33 Alex Rampell Um, like, despite the fact that I love, I love Intuit, it's like TurboTax, well, like, the tax code is published, right? 5 times in the scene

▶ 44:19 Alex Rampell I think that QuickBooks, Intuit has this goldmine on their hands where they're, they're just gonna start charging per collections that they make to all of their existing hostages that use QuickBooks.

▶ 22:41 Varun Krishna Is that Intuit?
▶ 36:31 Varun Krishna And when I was at Intuit TurboTax, TurboTax is another example of a funnel centric product.

▶ 7:17 Alex Rampell My parents were accountants growing up, and I remember going to their office, and again, there, there was no room for a little five-year-old to run around, because all filing cabinets, you know, Intuit comes along with QuickBooks,…

▶ 12:35 unnamed speaker Um, and you know, I, I, uh, did some contract work for Intuit 10 years ago and they were still like people buying the CD-ROMs, um, and, and using those to file their taxes. 2 times in the scene

▶ 23:59 Frank Chen Customers like Intuit who've deployed the system found that they get as much as a 20% increase in conversion rate on those chat sessions on 66% less training time.

▶ 7:05 Cameron Schuler I ran a financial planning and analysis group for Intuit.
▶ 11:40 Cameron Schuler BioWare is still in Edmonton, but I've taught, one of my former staff from Intuit, I've talked to him, he says, you know, unless I can show a case for what's, what's going to happen tomorrow.

▶ 14:10 Roman Stanek So, I actually believe that, you know, your example that I, as a consumer, I have so much information, and so on, that's actually not a good example, because the information I get is some sort of a curated by, you know, by Intuit, and…

▶ 38:27 Chris Wanstrath Even the MongoDBs, even the Hortonworks of the world, they're using some ERP software or some Intuit software that is itself closed source, right?

▶ 39:25 Eric Ries So like a GE, they have this program called FastWorks, which is their version of lean startup at Intuit.

▶ 30:56 Alex Rampell I mean, it turns out that, uh, with companies like Yodaly and Intuit, um, anybody can do this now.

▶ 2:54 Marc Andreessen Um, by the way, Diane is on some very, very large boards of some very important companies, including Google and Intuit.
▶ 5:54 Marc Andreessen So suppose you're sitting, suppose you're sitting at the Google board meeting or the Intuit board meeting, and you actually have what you feel like is an actual legitimate, like, idea.
▶ 11:11 Diane Greene I mean, less so at Intuit where they don't have such a broad range of project, products.
▶ 40:17 Diane Greene So, for instance, on the Intuit board, this, there's a board member that, she was the vice chairman at Goldman Sachs for a number of years, and she's on a large number of international big financial companies, and she just brings this… 4 times in the scene

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