Arvind Jain
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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A lot of that information has become obsolete, you know, now because
Was written like many years back.
And so when you build a search product, it's not just enough to say that, hey, I'm going to understand a people, you know, somebody's question and I'm going to match it with the right information, sort of semantically or conceptually, matches what the user is asking.
Well, you've got to solve for other problems too.
You've got to actually pick information that's correct today, that is up to date, that has some authority.
Like you know, somebody who's an expert on this topic has actually written.
That documents.
You had to do all of those other things too to actually truly sort of pick the right knowledge and bring it back to people.
So we started with you know building the product in that shape and form.
It was a very different product, actually.
Like nobody had actually searched enterprise search as a problem before.
In fact, like you know, the interesting thing that I remember is that, you know, even though I was coming off of a successful company, like you know, with Rubrik, you know, we had good success.
I don't think people
really wanted to invest in enterprise search or me, you know, for that matter, because you know, this problem was not exciting.
And no successes.
Why do you think it didn't work?
Because it it it felt like an awful market.
It was like a graveyard, like, you know, of all these companies that tried to solve the problem and it didn't.
Part of it was just that I think search is a hard problem.
In an enterprise, like even getting access to all the data that you want to search is was such a big problem.
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