Bob Moore

When you think of that Bill Gates definition,

The question is, are there companies that literally would not exist if not for having completely been built on top of Uber Conference or you go to the big enterprise side, kind of the go-to-meeting side of the universe?

And in that regard, I think almost by definition, the vertical of video conferencing is inherently an ecosystem-centric product because what you have is sales enablement on one side, and then you have kind of communication and team collaboration on the other.

It's not that you build a whole collaboration suite SaaS product on top of a single video conferencing platform.

Almost anybody that wants to build on a video conferencing will build on multiple of them.

Therefore, none of them can be the platform with a capital P that they're built on top of.

When I think of platforms, I think of Amazon Web Services.

I think Salesforce is a platform.

uh because their their app store is a true true uh there are companies that are entirely existent because the only thing they do is provide technology on top of salesforce and that those are platform powered companies on that bob let's wrap up here with the famous five number one favorite business book

Oh, uh, I really right now am actually a big crossing the chasm fan.

Like it holds up.

It like, it keeps coming back in my life.

That book will not go away.

Oh, uh, I'm a huge, uh, Elon Musk fan.

Uh, I think for many, many reasons, but I like the idea of like,

you know, in your second or third generation of companies, like really taking that step back and saying, what will my great, great, great, great grandkids be glad I worked on?

Um, and I, you know, I think about that a lot.

Uh, and I think he's, he's taken probably one of the most awesome approaches to that.

Oh, I have enjoyed, um, uh, I'm like a superhuman addict, to be honest.

Uh, superhuman is big in, in my day to day.