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Oct 20, 2026

Leonard RawatGUEST
0:58
I've been in this role for the last six years.
Leonard RawatGUEST
1:00
Before that, I was with Broadcom CA Technologies for 16 years, did multiple things with them from
speaker_2MODERATOR
1:06
services, pre-sales.
speaker_2MODERATOR
1:08
So Harris Farm for me has always been, it's interesting, it seems like that small family business, but it's a billion dollar enterprise at the moment.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:25
It'll be in a deep black 3K against Nate Vinci.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:27
What do we find out when Vinci throws? And we'll go to the scouting report with Bob Showalter, which is sponsored by Computer Associates.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:36
When you're scouting for software called 1-800-C-A-O-L-T-A-I, Computer Associates measures of software superior by design.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:44
Here's a video of Vinci.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:46
I'm Mr. Tom Nelson.
Mike TiricoHOST
66:30
It'll be second and eight for Illinois.
Mike TiricoHOST
66:34
Need to get to the 30 for a first down, and first and 10 is brought to you by Computer Associates.
Mike TiricoHOST
66:40
[stadium announcer speaks indistinctly] Mr. Norrie, what is wrong with the Illini offense?
David NorrieHOST
66:46
Now, four possessions, four punts, including three three-and-outs, and Illinois has to get some sort of running game here, or Kitna's gonna be feeling pressure all night.
Russ ReederGUEST
6:11
Let's speak to them and be curious, not worry about anything around us.
Jeff PedowitzHOST
6:18
My boss at Computer Associates, if he got tired of what you were saying on the phone, he would just start hitting the buttons, you know, until you figure out you're supposed to shut
Russ ReederGUEST
6:29
up.
Russ ReederGUEST
6:29
I was like, okay.
ZainabHOST
3:43
Very familiar.
ZainabHOST
3:44
Broadcom bought CA Technologies for $18.9 billion in 2018, and Symantec's enterprise security business for $10.7 billion in 2019.
ZainabHOST
3:54
In both cases, the pattern was similar: focus on the largest customers, cut the cost structure, and run the business lean.
O'ShaneHOST
4:02
So let us talk about the price, because this is where people often get the numbers wrong.
Paul MaherHOST
4:04
Um, but this is a man who's, uh, not unconvinced that he's on the right track.
Jonathan SimnettHOST
4:09
They are, for those of, of us who have been around, uh, quite a while, they are the computer associates or the CA Technologies of the modern world.
Paul MaherHOST
4:17
I was with a founder last night that said exactly that.
Paul MaherHOST
4:20
Um, so the vampire squid, if you will, of flatlining tech companies.
Jeanne GlassHOST
0:52
Vince is the original author of a product called CA Top Secret, a leading cybersecurity product in mainframe computing.
Jeanne GlassHOST
1:00
And that product was acquired by Computer Associates in the early 80s.
Jeanne GlassHOST
1:03
Vince went on to lead development at Computer Associates up to the acquisition by Broadcom.
Jeanne GlassHOST
1:10
So Vince was behind the products and services held by Broadcom mainframe software at the time of the acquisition.
Jeanne GlassHOST
1:17
So Vince, welcome.
Craig FisherGUEST
3:13
And so what started as kind of a podcast, but it was a Twitter chat, quickly became a live event.
Craig FisherGUEST
3:19
And through all of my sort of interesting travels and experiences, I became... a talent leader for CA Technologies.
Craig FisherGUEST
3:30
And it was hired by Allegis Global Solutions, right? The largest staffing company in the world at the time to be their CMO and lead their consulting business.
Craig FisherGUEST
3:39
I've just had fun sort of documenting interesting methodologies that I put together in case studies.

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Christy HoneycuttHOST
21:10
And I love that you do that.
Christy HoneycuttHOST
21:12
So if we talk about your leadership moment, so I asked you, you've worked across some great organizations, and you've built some really phenomenal things.
Christy HoneycuttHOST
21:21
But if we talk about your defining moment, you mentioned that you pointed to the employer brand at CA Technologies, what happened at CA Technologies? And why was that experience such a defining leadership moment for you?
Craig FisherGUEST
21:33
Right.
Kevin NikkhooGUEST
4:55
That's actually a very interesting story.
Kevin NikkhooGUEST
4:58
So I was on the partner advisory for Microsoft, for Oracle and for CA, which used to be Computer Associates.
Kevin NikkhooGUEST
5:09
And in one of the meetings, CA invited me to be an observer and they invited, uh, CIOs of fortune 500.
Kevin NikkhooGUEST
5:19
And in the meeting, they were talking about, uh, you know, security products that they had and, you know, what they did and, uh, And the audience asked how much and how long, and it was like five years and 50 million.
Mike TiricoHOST
54:00
It'll be second and eight for Illinois.
Mike TiricoHOST
54:04
Need to get to the 30 for a first down, and first and 10 is brought to you by Computer Associates.
Mike TiricoHOST
54:13
Mr. Norrie, what is wrong with the Illini offense? Now four
David NorrieHOST
54:16
possessions.

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