Matthew Brockman

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798 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2022 last heard Sep 2025

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Orbit - An Hg software leadership podcast · Quick and dirty prototypes with Andrew Ng · 18 Mar 2025 podcast

We have an office in the in the city, but not in in the valley.

But I if I'm coming through and you and you've got a bit of time, I'd love to come and just say hello and shake your hand.

So um listen, I really appreciate you making the time for us today.

Orbit - An Hg software leadership podcast · Incubation, experimentation and implementation: the real business case for AI today · 12 Dec 2024 podcast

So, welcome to our Gen AI discussion as of November 2024.

The aim of this session is really to give some insight into the pace of development of Gen AI as it increasingly supports workflow applications and also some of the themes we might target as an investor.

And I really want to try and bring out some practical examples of the technology, how it's being deployed in the companies, how your customers are using it.

I'm joined by three visionary leaders who all have very deep experience on the power of AI and how it may influence products and their customers.

The years to come.

Of new technology.

Albanish Mawaha, architects and CEO of Letera.

Letera is about a $3 billion EV business and R portfolio, specializing in software, workflow tools for lawyers, and thinks very deeply around the products and how they're used to streamline the efficiencies in legal workflows.

Finally but not least, Soren Brogaard, architects and CEO of TrackUnit.

TrackUnit is worth over a billion dollars, providing software and connecting people and machines and processes in the global.

construction industry, really a market you might think would be at the tail end of how you might adopt a new technology like AI, but really has been a test case for us about how this can roll out and and change an industry.

So welcome.

Thank

David, if I turn to you first and to set the scene.

I mean, Microsoft, largest provider of workflow software in the world, acknowledged to be right at the epicenter of AI revolution.

First tech giant really to properly define AI, to launch Copilot alongside an existing suit.

Could you highlight one or two of learnings in the last year or two as Copilot has launched?

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