Jack Moshkovich

Investment Team
San Francisco, CA
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Jack is a member of the investment team, where he focuses on investing in enterprise software.

Prior to joining 8VC Jack worked in McKinsey & Company’s Moscow office, where he focused on strategic projects for both consumer and enterprise focused customers.

Jack graduated from Stanford University, receiving his B.S. in Management Science & Engineering. Originally from Moscow, Russia, Jack has spent extensive time living in other countries, including five years in England prior to attending Stanford.

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Posts
Mar 24, 2026

Fixing the Missing Layer in Legal AI: Introducing PointOne

At 8VC, we invest in technologies that transform antiquated processes in old-line industries. Law is one of the most entrenched. For decades, it resisted the modernization that swept through nearly every other corner of the private sector. 

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Mar 24, 2026

Fixing the Missing Layer in Legal AI: Introducing PointOne

At 8VC, we invest in technologies that transform antiquated processes in old-line industries. Law is one of the most entrenched. For decades, it resisted the modernization that swept through nearly every other corner of the private sector. 

Posts
News
Mar 10, 2026

Software Isn't Dead. What's Valuable Is Changing.

We recorded our AI Wave podcast a few weeks before the public market SaaSpocalypse. Since then, roughly $1T has been wiped from software and services stocks. The narrative: AI makes software easier to build and models are increasingly doing the work that renders SaaS products useless. So,software is dead?

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News
Mar 10, 2026

Software Isn't Dead. What's Valuable Is Changing.

We recorded our AI Wave podcast a few weeks before the public market SaaSpocalypse. Since then, roughly $1T has been wiped from software and services stocks. The narrative: AI makes software easier to build and models are increasingly doing the work that renders SaaS products useless. So,software is dead?

Podcasts
Interview
Feb 18, 2026

Top Tech Investors: This AI Wave Is 10X Bigger Than SaaS

Podcasts
Interview
Feb 18, 2026

Top Tech Investors: This AI Wave Is 10X Bigger Than SaaS

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News
Dec 8, 2025

The AI Wave

Since the advent of Silicon Valley, we’ve seen six major technological waves: “Electronic Tools,” “Semiconductor,” “Enterprise,” “Telecom,” “Consumer”, and “Smart Enterprise.” We can now add a seventh: AI Applications & Services.

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News
Dec 8, 2025

The AI Wave

Since the advent of Silicon Valley, we’ve seen six major technological waves: “Electronic Tools,” “Semiconductor,” “Enterprise,” “Telecom,” “Consumer”, and “Smart Enterprise.” We can now add a seventh: AI Applications & Services.

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News
Jun 11, 2025

Announcing Our Investment in Outset

Ask anyone who’s ever begun a term paper the night before it’s due: there are stark tradeoffs between research time and research quality. This is especially true of primary user research, one of the fundamental ways large enterprises can ensure their products resonate with customers. Historically, this has required a choice between user interviews, which are high-fidelity but slow, manual, and expensive, and surveys, which are scalable, cheaper, and faster, but often result in unrefined, low-signal data. Although there have been some strong companies on the survey side, e.g. Qualtrics and Medallia, this uneasy compromise has always persisted—until now.

Posts
News
Jun 11, 2025

Announcing Our Investment in Outset

Ask anyone who’s ever begun a term paper the night before it’s due: there are stark tradeoffs between research time and research quality. This is especially true of primary user research, one of the fundamental ways large enterprises can ensure their products resonate with customers. Historically, this has required a choice between user interviews, which are high-fidelity but slow, manual, and expensive, and surveys, which are scalable, cheaper, and faster, but often result in unrefined, low-signal data. Although there have been some strong companies on the survey side, e.g. Qualtrics and Medallia, this uneasy compromise has always persisted—until now.

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