Basel Fakhoury

I think we can all be honest about that at times.

But there has been this very instant reaction of it's terrible, you know, another acquisition that's destroying the research world and we want open systems and all the rest of it.

And I agree with you.

I hope that what we see in a year's time is that people go, wow, okay, this...

This one was different.

This was great.

This has really pushed the field forward.

It's given us the tools that enable us to procure less, move between tools less, and all the stuff we've already spoken about in terms of time savings.

I loved the Figma points, the fact that you have this incredible experience coming

around Figma because so many research operations folks and researchers now are being tasked, particularly with layoffs, to roll out research capabilities to designers, product and more across the organization.

And they're stitching together.

experiences for people, particularly for designers with Figma.

So it would be really great and interesting to see just how smooth the workflow becomes with the shifts that are happening or the integrations that are happening between the two tools that you've got.

I think that we are at an end.

I've covered all my questions.

I've got my notes here and I've gone through all of them.

I can't think of anything that's come up just in terms of the club or on LinkedIn that I've seen that I feel deeply needs to be answered.

If people do have questions, someone listens to this and they think Kate missed out the biggest question of all, or they've got some other question, how do they get in touch with you or who do they reach out to to ask?

I would love to do that.

I think that'd be so much fun.