Neha Narkhede
6 statements across 1 episodes · 1 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Dec 8, 2023 by Neha Narkhede · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2026 · across every show →
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Dec 8, 2023
Dec 8, 2023
Narkhede: Pre-validated Oscilar by pitching Figma prototypes to 80 risk executives
“Set up meetings with about 70 or 80 different buyers who are, you know, heads of risk. At different companies in different industry verticals and literally sort of showed them a Figma prototype of what they would be using if they were to use a product like Oce…”
Dec 8, 2023 positive
Narkhede: Commercial open-source requires all project creators to found together
“For the success of an open source company, all the creators should be part of it. And when that doesn't happen, you have two companies and they're competing on things they shouldn't be competing on, which mostly comes down to pricing and it's just a race to th…”
Dec 8, 2023 bearish
Narkhede: Passed on Customer 360 Startup Idea Due to Crowded Market
“There was one other, maybe problem space again, sort of drawing on my experience, which is a helping companies build like a customer three 60 product where you have like a central platform to tap into, to understand your customer usage patterns, your customer …”
Dec 8, 2023
Narkhede: Kafka was built only after finding no existing streaming platforms
“We actually began by researching the market to see if anyone had built something like that. So definitely wasn't the preference to build Apache Kafka, but when we realized that nothing else existed, we decided to take the leap and start Apache Kafka, open sour…”
Dec 8, 2023 negative
Narkhede: Chose closed-source SaaS for Oscilar to avoid hybrid software headaches
“I specifically chose a company that would be entirely different. You know, the reasons are like, A, one is just simplicity. You know, you kind of have the experience you've had already balancing building a software business and a SaaS business and trying to ba…”