Manu Narayan

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Talking AI · Past the Productivity Ceiling: Rebuilding the Enterprise from First Principles · 22 Jul 2026 podcast

And then if I take a step back and I say, What's our focus now today?

and we're still

Early slash mid through this journey, but it's really by role and persona.

How are we driving a transformation?

And I think that the key is we're not.

really interested in just the nominal gains or incremental efficiency gains that somebody can get.

Those are important.

We want to capture those.

We want to enable our team members to have access to all these great tools, but we really want to see where we can find outsized gains or nonlinear benefits.

Some examples of that are as you think about Legentec software development, right?

You can really

5x, 10x, the productivity of development teams.

How do we measure that both through the innovation cycle, like the timeline of delivery of new features?

How do you look at that in terms of the overall SDLC, not just things like lines of codes or MRs, but also code review timelines, like pipeline failures and automation and all of the things that security scanning, like all of the things that we can leverage our platform for?

And then in other organizations in like customer support, we're really looking tied to those business metrics, a significant change in time to first response, time to resolution, the number of turns a ticket takes, all these things that become really role and persona specific are really the measures that we're targeting, but with the goal ultimately of saying how do we find nonlinear and step function change?

But it's actually it is really I think that's it's that simple.

Exactly.

Yeah, yeah, I think I'll answer that probably two ways.

So the first is short answer is no.

And what I'd say with that is as we think about usage of things like whether it's our own product, do agent platform or cloud code, we really do leave a lot of that into the end user's hands.

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