This makes me think about the potential of no-code companies. Is a website builder enough? Can the idea of “empowering everyone to code” be applied to companies serving enterprise customers? What if, instead of selling a one-size-fits-all SaaS product, what to sell is building blocks(packaged sql, api) to enable every customer to build their own tailored solutions?
I second this! If possible it would be great to see the full recording. Regardless thank you Sarah for the great post I think this post explains why we aren't seeing meaningful enterprise adoption and how this mindset shift can almost act as a competitive edge going forward
Amazing Post! Looking forward part II.
This makes me think about the potential of no-code companies. Is a website builder enough? Can the idea of “empowering everyone to code” be applied to companies serving enterprise customers? What if, instead of selling a one-size-fits-all SaaS product, what to sell is building blocks(packaged sql, api) to enable every customer to build their own tailored solutions?
Great email / post, I am not in the space but to see how the users of a LLM will increase exponentially in a operational setting is eye opening.
Hi Sarah, what an amazing article, I loved it. Can you provide the recording of the interview? I’d love to listen to the entire conversation.
Oh man... It wasn't made to be shared. Next time!
I second this! If possible it would be great to see the full recording. Regardless thank you Sarah for the great post I think this post explains why we aren't seeing meaningful enterprise adoption and how this mindset shift can almost act as a competitive edge going forward