Скачать или смотреть Palantir x Wejo – Taking Wejo From $1M to $1000M by 2025

An ambitious target set by Wejo to grow from $1M to $1000M revenues by 2025. With billions of data points to go through, Palantir Software will support WEJO on this journey. Is Wejo being realistic? Watch the video and decide for yourself.

0:00 – Intro
1:55 – What does Wejo do?
5:50 – Billions of Data, Little Revenue
8:35 – SPAC - Why sometimes Shady
10:30 – What customers?
14:20 – Palantir Foundry?
14:55 – Growth Trajectory
17:05 – Acquisitions? Slow Down lmao
18:15 – Competitive Advantages? Fake News
20:50 – $1B Revenues? Dreaming?
22:30 – TAM + FS
24:50 – How PLTR Can Profit?
27:40 – News + Mgmt Overview
29:40 – BlissLife Scorecard
34:00 – Outro

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Source:
Investor Presentation:
https://assets.website-files.com/5911...

Investor Relations:
https://www.wejo.com/investors/invest...

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https://wejo.gcs-web.com/static-files...

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