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David Haber

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Investing in Probook

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By Alex Rampell, David Haber, Olivia Moore
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America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts Every business has one decision that everything else bends around. In home services, that decision is dispatch: which technician goes to which job, in what order, at what time. Get it right and revenue, technician utilization, and customer experience all move up together. Get it wrong and no amount of marketing or lead-gen can save the day. Dispatch is the brain of the business.
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Everything is Recorded Now

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By David Haber
| a16z.news
America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts One of the biggest ways that AI is transforming work (and also one of the most taboo subjects inside companies at the moment) is that most work discussions are being recorded now by default. This wasn’t debated – it just happened. And you should probably assume that everything you say at work is getting recorded for here on out. This naturally freaks a lot of people out. But I don’t think it’s a reversible trend.
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Investing in Endra

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By Joe Schmidt IV, David Haber, Zabie Elmgren
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America | Tech | Opinion | Culture | Charts The built world runs on software older than some of the engineers using it. We wrote 2500 words about why, and now we’re backing a team to do something about it. Enter Endra. Endra automates the design work done by mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) consultants, the engineers who design critical systems that help make up every building. This is a massive $150B+ global services market that’s constrained by human beings’ capacity to scale.
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