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COO is the “next Zuckerberg”
Context: I’m the only IT person in the company of 350 people. So our COO thinks he’s the next Zuck. Dude stumbles into my office on Monday ranting about this awesome website he built using Claude and Loveable. All prompted by AI no actually user intervention. Next day - stumbles into my office to tell me how awesome Claude is and it built an entire excel data sheet and power point presentation. About 2 hours later we now have Claude Enterprise and now I have to implement it into our MS Tenant. D
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This is a really insightful piece. The data backs up what I've been seeing in the industry.
Agreed. Would love to see a follow-up with more recent numbers.
I'm not sure the conclusion holds for smaller teams. Would be interesting to see this broken down by company size.