All in all an interesting article, although some PR piece alarm bells just went off. I would have loved to have additional information that might not have been

All in all an interesting article, although some PR piece alarm bells just went off. I would have loved to have additional information that might not have been provided due to the fact that Retool is a very early stage competitor in the ERP space. With all the SAP bashing that is happening, there must be some advantages that the SAP software suite has, right? I would love to hear about them. The rigid nature of the SAP software - and the crazy costs that come with it's customization - is a known problem. I still wonder if this is the real reason why the migrations and implementation projects with big customers fail, or if these are, generally speaking, just really big projects that carry a huge risk. The truth is probably somewhere between both extremes. What long term structural disadvantage do you see in applying the Retool software model? Congratulations for getting your product out of the door! (Disclaimer: I have no affiliation to SAP etc).