Enterprise software

Yeah.

Uh, you would see in Enterprise Application a new, uh, uh, a service principle that's been created.

It's called Sync Fabric Workload Identity ISV Integration Client.

Uh, as it says, this is, uh, this is a Microsoft first party application.

Uh, before we do that, some, uh, you know, points from the logistics perspective.

Um, so this is the joint webinar where we invite our friends from the community from Enterprise Software.

Um, and we have three different flavors that we do as part of these, um, um, uh, series.

Uh, number one is, uh, the joint series, which is today.

And then we have the product series, which is our voice, in which we review many different Enterprise software products.

And then we have a process series, where we talk about different concepts, uh, and methodologies.

If you want to check any of those, the best place would be Events and Webinar page on elevateiq.com, or you can subscribe to our newsletter.

I think we often reference back to the dot-com bust.

But I would say enterprise software, this syspocalypse, it's 1908 all over again.

Because enterprise software is like the horse-drawn carriage.

It is how we have traveled.

It's everything.

Well, Kevin, I want to thank you for coming on.

That is Kevin McLaughlin, our enterprise software reporter here at The Information.

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