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▶ 27:35 Spiros Xanthos But in the real world, we have customers like Coinbase, DoorDash, Salesforce.

▶ 6:52 Eric Kelleher And our company was founded as Salesforce had taken the CRM market from an on-prem market into, into SaaS. 3 times in the scene
▶ 18:18 Eric Kelleher If you're building an agent on Salesforce agent force or Google agent space, if you're building an agent on writer, any, any platform where you're developing your agents, you're, you will develop them with point to point permissions.

▶ 6:55 Martin Migoya On the other side, it connects to all the corporate information systems, SAP, Salesforce, any kind of a service now or whatever corporate information system, even proprietary information systems, right?

▶ 6:27 Grady Summers And what I mean by that is it can't just be, we're gonna go turn on the Salesforce Einstein thing, or we're gonna go to, you know, every one of our vendors and check the box and pay them an extra 50% to get their AI module, right?
▶ 6:42 Grady Summers So my point is like, I don't think you can like checkbox your way to greatness and outsource your AI to, you know, Salesforce or, or Palo Alto.

▶ 0:03 Alex Kantrowitz Let's talk about it with Parker Harris, Salesforce's co-founder and the CTO of Slack, who joins us here in a YouTube exclusive today. 6 times in the scene
▶ 3:10 Alex Kantrowitz So actually, I'm actually curious, when you think about being disrupted by a company, uh, that is leading further into agentic stuff than you are, can you just talk me through the sort of brainstorm of what would happen if you were to stay… 3 times in the scene
▶ 10:27 Parker Harris Um, what we're doing at Salesforce is we've leveraged our, our data cloud, which is really thinking about it's a data activation platform to connect to all the source data sources. 5 times in the scene
▶ 10:27 Parker Harris Um, what we're doing at Salesforce is we've leveraged our, our data cloud, which is really thinking about it's a data activation platform to connect to all the source data sources. 2 times in the scene
▶ 12:04 Parker Harris You know, I think the days of going into like, I did so much work building what we call Salesforce lightning. 2 times in the scene
▶ 17:38 Parker Harris I'm not logging into Salesforce. 4 times in the scene
▶ 24:01 Parker Harris I don't need Shakespeare, but you know, I do need you to understand Salesforce automation and Salesforce automation and healthcare. 2 times in the scene
▶ 24:51 Alex Kantrowitz There's a couple of them, like this one from Reuters, Salesforce projects weak growth sales, fueling AI anxiety. 6 times in the scene

▶ 17:32 Alex Kantrowitz Salesforce, for instance, has cut off access in some ways to data from Slack. 6 times in the scene
▶ 24:10 Zeb Evans We can plug into HubSpot and Salesforce and Slack 7 times in the scene

▶ 20:32 Ranjan Roy Given the rate of competition that it will make the idea that any one company is going to be so far ahead purely from a model standpoint that you'll have to win on the other parts of, uh, again, like Salesforce didn't win cloud early on…

▶ 29:45 Ed Zitron There was a Salesforce paper that came out fairly recently that said, I think that they just categorically break down on multi-step processes, like they only complete like 30 something percent of them.
▶ 37:07 Ed Zitron You have Salesforce. 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:27:53 Ed Zitron Anyway, with Roos, he did this story where he was like, yeah, Helium works with Lime and Salesforce. 2 times in the scene

▶ 14:01 Alex Kantrowitz Well, why am I now in Snowfire and not in Salesforce? 4 times in the scene
▶ 28:59 Greg Anugas Someone mined out of Salesforce.

▶ 18:15 Alex Kantrowitz He said, 50% of the work at Salesforce is already being done by AI. 4 times in the scene

▶ 44:56 Thomas Kurian That scheduling system may be in some CRM, Salesforce or otherwise, where it needs to create a ticket for you so that when you go into the store, it says,
▶ 50:49 Thomas Kurian And third, we always have believed that cloud is a platform business, and the way that you grow is you provide a platform that lets other people grow on top of you, whether that's independent software vendors like Salesforce, ServiceNow,…

▶ 0:36 Alex Kantrowitz We just had Mark Benioff on the show recently talking about how they're bringing agents into into reality, connecting it with the Salesforce data.
▶ 27:23 Antoine Shagoury So like, like the things like the Salesforce conversations or the ServiceNow conversations, there's a lot of AI that's embedded within the workflows and the information being gathered.

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