enterprise customer

also referred to as: enterprise customers

8 statements across 7 episodes · 6 bullish · 0 bearish · 8 people on the record · first statement Jan 3, 2018 by Kathy Lord · across every show →

Everything said about enterprise customer, oldest first

Jan 3, 2018 neutral
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Lord: Closing the wrong first enterprise deal can derail product development
“Is that prospect The right first six figure deal for you to close because you need somebody who's a little bit of a visionary who has a high risk tolerance that's willing to truly partner with you to help you bring your organization to service those types of c…”
Kathy Lord Jan 3, 2018 ▶ 22:38 Secrets to Closing Your First 6 Figure Deal
Jan 3, 2018 positive
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Marsh: Tell prospective enterprise buyers they are your first customer
“No, I actually do think that you should. I think it's, you want them to know that. I mean, if they don't, it's, they're gonna buy, I mean, if you tell them that, then a lot of these bigger companies, they actually like that, and they're comfortable with that, …”
Bob Marsh Jan 3, 2018 ▶ 20:37 Secrets to Closing Your First 6 Figure Deal
Jan 14, 2021
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Willey: ForgeRock allows up to six months renewal slippage before forced churn
“Because we focus mostly on enterprise customers. We have this idea of allowing a renewal to slip up to a period of six months. Oftentimes the customers maybe are negotiating and there may be a significant upsell associated with the renewal that we haven't mana…”
Tim Willey Jan 14, 2021 ▶ 10:12 10 Rules for Defining Churn with ForgeRock and Solarwinds | SaaStr Software Community
Mar 15, 2022 positive
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Knight: Enterprise buyers need month-long free trials to test workflow changes
“What we found for some of our larger enterprise customers is that they're excited about it in theory, but they really do need to get their hands on it, because they need to see how the team is going to change their motion, and it's really powerful for us to be…”
Jen Knight Mar 15, 2022 ▶ 12:25 Product-Led Growth: Panacea or Boondoggle? | AgentSync Co-Founder/CTO + OpenPhone Co-founder
Sep 18, 2024 positive
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Riparbelli: AI video value comes from replacing text, not studio production
“I would say the two big aha moments was, the first one was like, people are not replacing video production, they're replacing text. That's very fundamental to our understanding of like, why this product is valuable.”
Victor Riparbelli Sep 18, 2024 ▶ 32:23 From 0-50,000 Customers: How to Build a GenAI Company for the Enterprise with Synthesia's CEO
Dec 11, 2024 bullish
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Boehmig: Ironclad Customers See Tens of Millions in AI Business Value
“We're working with customers who are seeing tens of millions of dollars in attributable business value to speeding up attorney workflow, doing things in house that they used to have to send out out house.”
Jason Boehmig Dec 11, 2024 ▶ 12:21 5 Things That Are Working and 5 Things That Aren’t in B2B SaaS AI with Ironclad's CEO and a16z
Feb 12, 2025 positive
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Stripe's enterprise customers buy at least two products on average
“So our enterprise customers on average buy at least two products for Stripe.”
Jeanne DeWitt Grosser Feb 12, 2025 ▶ 20:59 The Playbook for Going Upmarket with Stripe's CBO and Checkr's COO
Jun 25, 2025 positive
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Nithrakashyap: Ignore startup advice to say no; say yes to everything
“I know there's this advice that say no to a 95%. I don't believe in that. I think you have to say yes to yes to everything, right? Because if you lose, if you miss a large fortune, 500 customer, it may be a hundred K deal down the road. That's a 20, 30 X lifet…”
Arvind Nithrakashyap Jun 25, 2025 ▶ 8:24 AI and Cybersecurity: Scaling Rubrik to a Billion Dollar Enterprise with Rubrik's Co-Founder and CTO
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