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Q Yes, very nicely done. Thank you. Um, tell us, actually, Ed, who's in the back, can you bring back the last slide? Yes, so people can take pictures. Uh, tell us a bit more about, uh, Colibra, the company. So you started alluding to what you guys do at the end, but tell us about data governance, data cataloging, what are the needs, and what does the product do?

A Well, you know, thanks Matt, I will, I will be happy to do that, although I don't know if the audience will be, because typically if I tell what Collibra does, and I say that we're a data governance software company, then everybody's eyes just sort of glaze over. Oh, governance, that's not interesting. But our job as a company, Matt, is actually to try and make governance, ah, sexy, or at least as sexy as you can, ah, make it, by focusing on both parts of governance. So in our view, governance is about the control And enablement of any and all data management activities. Right, so enablement as much as control. And in that context, the finding, understanding, trusting, the whole collaboration of data, just knowing who to call about what data domain, all of these are aspects of governance. Um, and that's what we've been doing since, I was talking to Bob earlier, or sorry, to Matt, uh, so, or Sean, sorry. Um, since 2008, since almost a decade, We've been doing nothing but data governance and cataloging since 2008.

AI assessment note: “we're a data governance software company... governance is about the control And enablement”

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