Webex by Cisco

This was before Google Meets.

So the way that I was able to do the show is I actually did WebEx.

And then I found this third-party plug-in where you could record the audio from a WebEx call and pull it out of the WebEx meeting.

So it was totally bootleg, bootstrapped.

I love it.

Exponential View describes Cisco giving a 27-year-old engineer, Patty Krishnamurthy, a sidekick and unlimited AI tokens to rewrite 98% of Cisco's code.

Cisco is a 41-year-old company with about $63 billion in annual revenue and four decades of accumulated software across routers, switches, firewalls, WebEx, and Splunk.

That is AI inside the giant incumbent.

Then Azeem contrasts it with Spawn, a 10-person game startup running a fleet of AI agents that ships to its live product every hour.

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In this episode, we're talking to Ben Walton-Hund, Social Media Lead at Webex by Qisco to get his insights on creating social content that serves multiple marketing objectives.

what genuinely valuable influencer partnerships look like in B2B, and how small social teams can make the biggest possible impact inside large organizations.

How do you create social content that can serve very different marketing objectives, from product marketing and demand generation to thought leadership and brand building?

All right.

So how do we make this happen? You've heard of collaborative software before, right? But usually, it's a pain in the neck, right? I mean, just talk about WebEx.

That's a tiny little experience to share some slides, and it's a pain in the neck to set up.

And when we talk about collaboration in the social setting, It is much tougher.

Building a scalable e-vite is not so quick.

Another example is SlideMental.

This is the WebEx, basically.

Here are my slides.

So I'm going to ask you just to bow your heads.

And for those of you who are out in our WebEx family out there, I'm going to ask you just to do the same thing.

If tonight was your last night, are you ready? Let's just make sure.

Well, Father, in Jesus' name, we come before you.

It's not about our goodness.

It's about your goodness, God.

Father, I thank you for every soul in this room and on WebEx today.

There's nothing that shocks you or surprises you.

Web is more casual, but it's still work stuff to answer people and provide information or respond and stuff.

So my WebEx is on my laptop screen.

And then my other two screens, which are big, they're not like when I first started working.

Because I split even those screens.

If there's going to be an evidentiary hearing, I have to be able to see the person.

And I will do things by, I don't particularly like it, it's not my first preference, but we'll make accommodations to do things by Zoom when there are, we do a WebEx, but when there is what we call good cause to show that it would be appropriate under those circumstances.

And a lot of times that happens when you have people who are out of state trying to participate in a hearing, and you don't want them to travel for a long distance.

So, yes, I don't have any problem doing a telephonic hearing on a non-evidentiary matter, but when there is an evidentiary hearing or credibility is at issue, when you have to start exchanging exhibits and things like that, then I require I require that I be able to see them, whether it's in person or by video.