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Lemkin: AI is shrinking software competitive advantages from years to months
“It's not that we're going to rebuild workday in Salesforce and Oracle, but our competitive edges are going to be measured in months. And when they used to be years and that compounds that compounds. And if you can't run at that pace, I don't see how you're goi…”
Jason Lemkin Dec 17, 2025 ▶ 34:12 AI and the Death of the 2021 Sales Playbook with SaaStr CEO and Founder Jason Lemkin
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Shen: Top SaaS companies scale from $1M to $10M in two years
“If you are a good company, you got from one to ten million in AR in just four years. That means you did a little better than a double, double, double, double, and you're on the same growth trajectories as companies like Cornerstone and Mindbody. If you're in t…”
Christina Shen May 13, 2017 ▶ 10:09 Bessemer Venture Partners: The State of the Cloud, 2017-2018 Edition
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Butterfield: Slack spends twice as much on Workday as its own software
“You know, we spend, as a multiple of what we would sell Slack to ourselves, obviously we get Slack for free, but we spend about two X that on a work day. And I'm thinking of things that are like basically company-wide. We also spend about two X that on Zoom be…”
Stewart Butterfield Apr 28, 2020 ▶ 19:32 Taking Care Of Your Team and Your Customers with Slack | SaaStr Software Community
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Simons: End-user NPS is the key leading indicator of SaaS growth
“So like end user NPS is probably like the important, ah, leading indicator of future growth. Like if your end users aren't happy, you know, even if I'm a Workday user, and if I'm not happy, long term that's not a great thing for Workday, even if the HR person …”
Jay Simons Jul 7, 2017 ▶ 24:01 Jay Simons, President @ Atlassian - The Inside Story Through IPO
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