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” There, in the shadow of Google’s global headquarters, the audience laughed on cue, quickly grokking the embarrassing point: it’s 2016 and this $3 trillion industry that our lives depend upon still relies on faxes, clipboards, and isolated instances of legacy software locked away in hospital basements. Networked knowledge.
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But if things go south in our business, geez, we've got assets we've got, you know, there's all kinds of stuff that we still have. million above when we focus on revenue opportunities, we find $2.1 If we sold everything out of the business and chain, we're doing pretty good. You know, the last thing I want to do is do that.
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