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▶ 11:29 Matt Turck I'd love to spend a few minutes on your entrepreneurial story, uh, leading to the creation of the company, which I believe was Stanford to MIT to Meraki, uh, Meraki.
▶ 14:30 Sanjit Biswas And, um, similar to Meraki, we weren't intending to start this company right out of Cisco.

▶ 10:11 Mike Palmer You know, whether it was VMware or anything that Cisco ever invented, everything was built for a technical person.

▶ 27:11 Matt Turck But before that, and I believe at the very beginning of the company, John Chambers, a legendary CEO of Cisco,

▶ 26:15 Mathew Lodge Um, and so we grew out of that, but, you know, more recently we've got customers like Cisco and AstraZeneca and, you know, everyone has the same problem.

▶ 2:44 Dev Ittycheria I was advisoring some of the companies were trying to sell to me, and then they got bought by people like Cisco and they seem to be having a lot of fun and, uh, and doing well.

▶ 44:47 unnamed speaker Can you tell us about your Mark Zuckerberg moment when you turned down eight billion dollars from Cisco?

▶ 0:47 Matt Turck And, uh, prior to that you were, you ran a big business at Cisco.

▶ 10:13 Neha Narkhede Since we open sourced it, you know, roughly five years ago, Kafka is used in thousands of companies worldwide, from Uber, and LinkedIn, and Netflix, all the way to traditional enterprises like eBay, and PayPal, and Cisco, and Goldman Sachs.

▶ 2:40 Amanda Kahlow And if you think from a B to B marketing perspective, which is the buyer that we serve, they're trying to find when somebody's in market, for example, Cisco is a big customer of ours. 3 times in the scene
▶ 4:04 Amanda Kahlow When somebody was getting ready to go make a purchase from Cisco, what was happening? 2 times in the scene
▶ 9:44 Amanda Kahlow So for Cisco, when somebody's in the awareness stage for routers, and then they're in the purchase stage for switches.
▶ 12:16 Amanda Kahlow So, Joseph Prudisari, so Cisco is one of our marquee customers. 8 times in the scene
▶ 18:34 Amanda Kahlow And so through that process, Cisco's been a customer now almost the whole time. 2 times in the scene

▶ 11:55 Evan Macmillan Um, so when we're talking about voice data, there's a few companies that control the pipes, uh, and those companies are Cisco and Viya, and they have 2 times in the scene

▶ 1:10 Mike Abbott Um, the software was OEM by Cognos and Informatica, and then the company, uh, was acquired by Cisco to be used for their Internet of Things efforts.

▶ 5:10 Peter Semmelhack Um, and so my feeling is that the cool new killer apps are not gonna come from GE or Cisco or IBM.
▶ 31:03 Peter Semmelhack And if you believe now that you're going to have what Cisco says is what, 20 trillion, 40 quadrillion, whatever the number of devices that are going to be attached to the Internet, everyone's going to want to have them to be addressable…
▶ 35:48 unnamed speaker That was, that's, um, that's sort of, I think, at the heart of Cisco's argument these days when they talk about the Internet of Everything is it's this, like, um, broad continuum of, of intelligence.

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