Microsoft, every mention

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▶ 23:48 Zach Perret Um, and in the first week, ah, of him starting, ah, I was, I was told to teach him how to use Excel, which is the last piece of technology I've ever taught him. 3 times in the scene

▶ 5:32 Alex Ferrara Uh, and the same goes for, for Microsoft.
▶ 7:19 Alex Ferrara A similar story with SAP buying Qualtrics, Microsoft buying GitHub, ah, we also saw Blackberry, ah, which is, you know, one of the old guard companies, ah, buying Cylance for about a 1,000,000,005.

▶ 33:17 Jennifer Lawrence I'm not a big fan of, like, lots of meetings and plannings and PowerPoints and playbooks, because by the time you put all that together, like, your business has changed, right?

▶ 20:20 Andrew Filev Um, it, you're, again, you're not trying to out Microsoft Microsoft.

▶ 27:19 Dave Kellogg It's to make more money than my roommate at MIT, right, or it's death to the evil emperor of Microsoft, or it's like, you may find some underlying mission that you're like, oh, I just thought we were trying to build a hundred million…

▶ 5:09 Byron Deeter Uh, Microsoft's recent appointment of Satya as CEO, he was the head of the cloud business, and he's driving the cloud agenda there, which is what's led to their massive market cap appreciation.
▶ 8:49 Byron Deeter What that required was a sustained compound annual growth rate of 25%, and we said that, um, that we would see as an industry a half trillion dollars of value creation among the public cloud companies, excluding the Amazons and Microsofts…

▶ 25:33 Romain Lapeyre And so what you want to do is that instead of putting some Excel spreadsheets all the time and trying to like get the data for last month, but you're not really sure, what you want to do is build dashboards based on this data warehouse…

▶ 2:00 Molly Ford We were on a train ride going from Boston to New York for some Salesforce events, and I had this great presentation, or an idea, and it was about two years old, it had been in some PowerPoint slides, and I basically said, envision this,…

▶ 38:11 Ryan Smith So if the most they could do was a seven billion dollar acquisition of your Microsoft, and, and GitHub, and they keep accelerating, it's going to be 14.

▶ 2:37 Jason Cohen He sold it to Microsoft and made hundreds of millions of dollars.

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