The Ledger, every show
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Arora: Most modern hacks stem from basic human error
“Now, the sad truth is, most hacks today are way less sophisticated than that, right? Typically, there are human beings who make errors in configuration, human beings who click on the wrong email, That comes to you, human beings who leave their password in a ye…”
Arora: Masayoshi Son was briefly the world's richest man before near-bankruptcy
“He was the richest man in the world for a few days, and then he was almost bankrupt at one point in time.”
Arora: Google European revenue briefly exceeded its US revenue
“And that's one of the few tech companies in the world whose European revenue was higher than the US revenue for a brief period of time.”
Arora: Yahoo Japan and Google run separate ad systems on Google search
“In Japan today, Yahoo Japan is powered by Google, and Google's powered by Google, but the advertising systems are different, hence it's non-competitive.”
Arora: Masayoshi Son was the world's richest man for over 80 days
“He was the richest man in the world for eighties, 80 plus days.”
Palo Alto Networks acquired 19 companies in five years
“So we bought 19 companies the last five years, right? We had no pride of, you know, it's like back to the dose of humility. Somebody else did it better. Let's go bring them on board. And then the difference we made was we said, we'll let them run our business …”
Nikesh Arora: CEOs only receive the hardest decisions because easy ones are solved earlier
“As I always say, all the easy problems get taken care of before they get to me. All the easy decisions are done. So really or not, when you know, when you're leading an organization, you end up with the hardest decisions and they matter.”