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Is your title CTO? Dharmesh: Yes, CTO. And then what I would do if I were an enterprising VC is I was like, okay, let's pick the categories where this thing will have the biggest impact, like business intelligence, reporting kind of stuff, B2B software is a natural fit. So this is Dharmesh. Dharmesh is the. Sam: Are you active?
Paul Rosania: So let’s imagine I went to you as a CTO. So it’s a little bit different in enterprise SaaS, right? .” I don’t think people have the patience today to have that first wow moment come a little bit later, than they might’ve had the patience for a year ago. Harry Stebbings: Terrible metaphor.
Is your title CTO? Dharmesh: Yes, CTO. And then what I would do if I were an enterprising VC is I was like, okay, let's pick the categories where this thing will have the biggest impact, like business intelligence, reporting kind of stuff, B2B software is a natural fit. So this is Dharmesh. Dharmesh is the. Sam: Are you active?
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