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Nov 4, 2026

Martin CasadoGUEST
52:10
So when I sold my company to VMware, it was a $1.26 billion exit, which at the time was the highest.
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:17
I think I beat David Sachs' Yammer.
Patrick O'ShaughnessyHOST
52:19
It
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:20
was the highest acquisitions.
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:28
It was just multiples of revenue at the total exit.
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:30
And there's two outliers.
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:31
And it was like Yammer and your company.
Martin CasadoGUEST
52:33
And they're like really close to each other.
Mirko PetersHOST
51:05
It scores that behavior and routes the case to a small review team.
Mirko PetersHOST
51:09
And communication compliance scans messages in Teams, Exchange, and Viva Engage for policy problems.
Mirko PetersHOST
51:14
Harassment, leaked financial data, regulated advice, financial firms often have to run something like it.
Mirko PetersHOST
51:20
Most other companies don't.
Dan MartellHOST
0:07
So I know, building a billion dollar startup, especially in the SaaS space, is a huge promise, but I'm gonna share with you, I've never done it personally, but I have been mentored by some people that have, and one of those folks is David Sachs.
Dan MartellHOST
0:22
David Sachs, if you don't know who he is, was early at PayPal, he then did Genie, Yammer, so PayPal sold for 1.5 billion to eBay, and Yammer sold for 1.2 $2 billion to Microsoft and he's also one of the most thoughtful, one of the most incredible thinkers in the world and angel investors.
Dan MartellHOST
0:43
I mean he's invested in multiple billion dollar companies like Airbnb, Eventbrite, Slack, just to name a few.
Dan MartellHOST
0:50
So these ideas actually came from a talk I seen him give in 2014 that talked about what he called the startup fairyland, Place you have to go in your mind to even conceive that you could do this but then talked about the specific characteristics that need to be true.
DarylHOST
12:52
It's the Engage logo.
DarylHOST
12:53
Viva Engage.
DarylHOST
12:54
Well, guess what? This next message, because we haven't covered Engage for a little while.
DarylHOST
12:59
Let's talk about it with, oops, not that one.
Troy HuntHOST
7:45
And with everything that I'm getting AI to right now, now that's obviously have I been pwned.
Troy HuntHOST
7:49
It's doing a lot of stuff with Home Assistant and Yammer with automations and so on.
Troy HuntHOST
7:54
I'm going to pick up Password Purgatory.
Troy HuntHOST
7:57
I literally started yesterday.
Ragnar HeilHOST
2:16
Well,
Christian BuckleyHOST
2:18
the three of us, we're all huge fans of Yammer and Microsoft Viva and that side of things.
Christian BuckleyHOST
2:23
And so the whole idea, the concept of working out loud and sharing that, of course, that's key to community in general.
Christian BuckleyHOST
2:31
But we've always been, the three of us, huge advocates of showing our work, sharing our work, and having conversations about it.
Christian BuckleyHOST
6:37
No, here's my argument.
Christian BuckleyHOST
6:40
So there's the governance part of it.
Christian BuckleyHOST
6:43
But this also, I made the Yammer reference.
Christian BuckleyHOST
6:46
This goes back to Yammer.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
18:58
And South Carolina and Texas and on and on.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:01
Speaking of South Carolina, I've got a Yammer story.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:05
It is kind of wild what's happening over there in the Senate seat.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:09
So do we want to Yammer? Yes, ma'am.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:12
All right.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:16
JP is getting ready as backup.
Allison SinclairHOST
19:20
It's time for Yammer.
JPHOST
19:32
That was pretty good.
Allison SinclairHOST
1:45
And we might need it after this election, Abs.
Allison SinclairHOST
1:48
Are we ready for Yammer? Girl, we ready.
Allison SinclairHOST
1:51
It's Friday.
Allison SinclairHOST
1:52
I say we just do quick Friday hits.
Allison SinclairHOST
2:06
Hold on.
Allison SinclairHOST
2:07
He's popping his knuckles.
JPHOST
2:09
Yammer.
Allison SinclairHOST
2:16
MTP and I show off.
Ben WilsonHOST
27:05
You have Reid Hoffman, who would go on to co-found LinkedIn.
Ben WilsonHOST
27:08
You have David Sachs, who founded Yammer later.
Ben WilsonHOST
27:12
You have Max Levchin, who basically invented Captcha.
Ben WilsonHOST
27:15
You've got this very impressive group of people.
Dan MartellHOST
3:19
And I've seen companies totally dominate.
Dan MartellHOST
3:21
I mean Yammer was one that did this at scale.
Dan MartellHOST
3:24
They talked about it, how they looked for the domains of those different company emails, and then reached out to those businesses that were high priority, that were very probable to buy.
Dan MartellHOST
3:34
And that is the third one.

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