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He had a company called Wily back in 2000 that he started, that ultimately sold on to Computer Associates, and really was seen as the father of the APM marketsegment, and learned a number of things in that experience that we then applied in terms of building New Relic, which is his second go around on the whole monitoring space.
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I would only add add to that, that you could also parse the data, looking at maybe certain types of marketsegments to see if a particular marketsegment contracts more often than expands, and you could do some comparisons there. That’s really what matters. Tim McCormick: 00:59:59 . Let’s see.
I would only add add to that, that you could also parse the data, looking at maybe certain types of marketsegments to see if a particular marketsegment contracts more often than expands, and you could do some comparisons there. That’s really what matters. Tim McCormick: 00:59:59 . Let’s see.
I would only add add to that, that you could also parse the data, looking at maybe certain types of marketsegments to see if a particular marketsegment contracts more often than expands, and you could do some comparisons there. That’s really what matters. Tim McCormick: 00:59:59. Tim McCormick: 01:00:40.
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