Nic Humphries
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first heard Jul 2021
last heard Sep 2024
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as well to have businesses that do that and are long term about how they think about
Of you, we've clearly been very fortunate and you know we've had an opportunity to grow very significantly.
We've had great, great support from our clients for which we're eternally grateful.
And I think we've got some really interesting kind of opportunities for us, particularly obviously in a number of the new offices, as you say, Paris and uh are moving to kind of France and also obviously kind of US more generally, and particularly kind of the San Fran office that we've opened.
in the last kind of three or four months.
We're very serious about those investments.
They're very long term for us and I think they represent really exciting opportunities for us to do even more in those countries than we have done historically.
So
I remain uh kind of cautious in the short term based on what the economy's gonna throw at us, but very optimistic in the kind of medium to long term because I think we've got a great foundation.
Um and frankly I just think we need to kinda keep our feet on the ground and, you know, make sure we continue kind of putting back and helping in the ways that we've talked about at the same time as grown our firm.
Orbit - An Hg software leadership podcast · The Future of SaaS - Part 2: Input is Error · 3 Mar 2022
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So this is another in a series of conversations that I'm having with Oyson Moen, who is the long term chief executive and chairman of Visma.
And fortunately for me, maybe not fortunately for him, a good friend of mine.
We've known each other for a long period of time, over sixteen sixteen or so years.
More relevant is that Oysten has got forty years plus experience in the technology and particularly the software industry.
in Europe and we're using that experience to really give some views on both the kind of past, things that have happened in the kind of last four or five years, and in this case in the kind of future.
We're trying to look to the future and ask a couple of questions about what might be happening kind of five and ten years from now and what the important trends are.
So Oyston, welcome again.
So turning to the future this time, could you comment about some of the technology
and how you think they might influence what is happening to software or even cloud software, you know, maybe over the next few years, maybe things that we won't see really impact consumer lives or small business lives for a while, but things that you're working on and that people you know are working on at the moment within Vismo or elsewhere.
Yeah.
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