Scaling Enterprise Software with AI: Holden Spaht with Anaplan CEO Charles Gottdiener and Coupa CEO Leagh Turner

In this episode of Thoma Bravo’s Behind the Deal, Managing Partner Holden Spaht sits down with Charles Gottdiener, CEO of Anaplan, and Leagh Turner, CEO of Coupa, to discuss how enterprise software leaders are turning AI innovation into real business impact.

Drawing on their experience as both builders and users of AI, they share how AI is driving productivity, reshaping operating models, and expanding operating leverage—while highlighting the importance of governance, disciplined pricing, and domain expertise as AI adoption accelerates.

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