Enterprise Technology
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Sharma: Startups Rarely Build Scalable Replacements for Core Enterprise Tech
“If it's a something core enterprise technology, you won't find many startups who have built a solution which are scalable. Right. It could be your CRM. It could be your big finance solution and all. It's very difficult to find because that's why these establis…”
Degnan: Enterprise tech sales track record matters more than industry domain expertise
“The industry expertise does not matter as much as like you being successful selling an enterprise technology.”
Bravo: Enterprise AI adoption will take time because enterprise tech is evolutionary
“In the enterprise, it's going to take a while, because we always say technology is evolutionary, not revolutionary, because our customers are buying this stuff for cost.”
Chandra: Accenture Ventures Invests in 10 to 15 Companies Annually
“And so we pick 10 to 15 companies a year, enterprise technology, these days everything is data and AI, that we feel like are going to be unique and differentiated.”
Evans: Digital transformation is a real shift, not a marketing slogan
“And it does seem like digital transformation is one of those sort of meaningless buzzword slogans that was invented by some system integrator, and they put it on on billboards in airports, and it is, but it's also kind of interesting, I think, As a description…”
News Corp CIO demands excellent mobile experience for enterprise software
“Everything we do now, we would not buy a product for enterprise technology unless it had an excellent mobile app an excellent experience.”
Early enterprise tech empowered incumbents, whereas the internet undermines their models
“Like the first era of technology made existing companies and processes better and more efficient. So it was the big companies that would buy big, you know, accounting systems and back end, you know, mainframes. There's a role sort of stuff and it made what the…”