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▶ 1:46 Matt Turck How wide is the gap these days between Silicon Valley in the Bay Area and the takeover system in general and the global 2000 type of enterprises?
▶ 3:43 Aaron Levie And I think I have a decent kind of sample size, probably a couple hundred CIOs just this year, um, across the kind of fortune, 500 global 2000 type of, of, um, of cohorts. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:33 Matt Turck After two decades tracking every platform shift from the PC to mobile to cloud, Benedict now advises Global 2000 boardrooms on what Generative AI really changes and what he doesn't.

▶ 17:44 Matt Turck And by enterprise, I mean, you know, global 2000, uh, you know, what's not in France as CAC 40.

▶ 2:12 Matt Turck From your perspective, from the ground, what is the state of readiness of, let's call it global 2000 companies for AI in general and generative AI in particular?
▶ 22:17 Matt Turck What does a enterprise AI motion look like for global 2000 companies?

▶ 37:30 Matt Turck I mean, obviously Airbus is a tech company, but they, they would directionally fall in the global 2000 category. 3 times in the scene

▶ 24:31 Matt Turck And a standard, uh, way of thinking about the, you know, innovation curve, um, from, you know, like a valley and VC perspective is typically like the, the, the big tech, uh, companies, the Ubers of the world are the more sophisticated… 2 times in the scene
▶ 25:03 Lukas Biewald Well, I mean, I say this, I, I, most of our revenue comes from the global 2000. 3 times in the scene
▶ 37:52 Matt Turck Um, but you mentioned that most of your customers are global, 2000 customers. 2 times in the scene

▶ 24:33 Matt Turck That, that, that, that's, that's very, uh, very cool, and again, that's like another sort of unconventional thing, like you'll hear a lot of people saying, well, once you start selling to Global 2000, going down market is harder.

▶ 24:01 Spencer Kimball If you want to win, at least in 2022, the global 2000 as customers, you really do have to have a product that, that runs in a variety of different configurations.

▶ 16:46 Matt Ocko Um, these are by and large, um, very well run companies that often do more difficult stuff, uh, in, in aggregate than a lot of our startups in, in deference to, uh, to the global 2000.

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