Q Do you, do you find, um, and you guys, uh, Roger and Matt should feel free to, to answer, but, um, do you guys feel that there is, uh, there are certain industries which are more advanced in terms of their interest in big data solutions over others?
A I, I'm, I'm gonna chime in and say, um, you know, I, I, I think, I think being, Nailed it. If you run a Fortune 2000 business anywhere in the G seven, G eight, ah, or even in a An emerging second, you know, first and a half world economy like, ah, Brazil or, ah, or coastal China. Um, you have to have near real time KPI, ah, to, to stay alive. Ah, and I, I think people, People have this odd view of the enterprise, um, as Brontosaurus-like, um, you know, maybe because we've all read too many Dilbert cartoons, um, but, but that's not the case. 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. And, uh, They are sophisticated consumers of data. What they are not is Speedy to the point of foolhardiness. So we all fetishize, or we'd like to fetishize, the Stalinist posters at Facebook, you know, ship fast and break things, or break things and then ship fixes later, or, ah, what the hell, just break stuff. Um, and you can't do that if, you know, the wrong pipe spits out the wrong stuff and everybody in 18 surrounding villages dies. Or if the wrong pipe spits out the wrong stuff and your product, you know, kills two million children under six because your medicine was toxic. So, the enterprise has this weight of regulation and obligation surrounding it. …
AI assessment note: “If you run a Fortune 2000 business anywhere in the G seven... sophisticated consumers of data”