Very interesting development. Is the reverse of “software is going to eat the world” happening now?
With software development becoming easier and easier everyday, SaaS monopolies will cease to exist.
ENTERPRISE SAAS STICKINESS - WHAT STICKINESS?
This news from @Klarna should have every enterprise SaaS company shaking in their boots. If an internal team using AI can replicate 20+ years of work and customization from @salesforce and @Workday, to the extent the company doesn't feel the need to pay for these tools any more, everything we know about stickiness and durability of enterprise software needs to be rethought in the light of AI.
In fact, their comments indicate that they were use AI to able to rethink the products from first principles and make them simpler and easier to use: "with the help of AI, the company is able to standardize and create a more lightweight tech stack to operate more effectively with higher quality".
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I wouldn't be surprised if the mandate of the head of IT at large enterprises gradually expands to not just negotiating supporting enterprise software licenses but replacing them with custom-built products from the ground up, especially for the largest software products that cost 7-8 digits per year.
@work_pick takes the spotlight for the very first time in the headlines on @TV5 News
Thank you for the opportunity @BmvMoney, @THubHyd .
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Experience the journey of empowerment as @vid_bad, the visionary CEO and founder of @work_pick, engages in a candid conversation with Ashish, a partner who has been an integral part of PickMyWork.
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Humans of @work_pick
Ever since we started doing this series, more and more stories are emerging about the impact we have been able to create over the last 3 years.
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@ONDC_Official@NITIAayog
In 2 years time not only did he get a series of promotions from Gig Worker to Team Leader to Operations Associate to now Manager - Audit & QA but also contributes immensely to various initiatives and goals of PickMyWork. Hope his journey inspires a million others.
Some stories need to be told aloud.
Amid the doom and gloom that the startup community is witnessing with funding winter and governance issues, it is sad to see many who are lending their voice against youngsters joining startups. 1/5