“If you can shrink that down to three months versus nine to 12 months, companies can do a whole lot more.”

Todd McElhatton, CFO at Zuora · Run the Numbers · Zuora’s COFO On Going Private and Pricing AI | Todd McElhatton

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Argues that time-to-value (e.g., 3 months vs 9-12 months) is as important as cost because longer projects consume more resources and risk failure

3 months vs 9-12 months

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