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Conversely, renewed competition may also be a good sign that there's a market for such products. You do need a place to differentiate, fortunately the surface a
by slow_donkey 6y ago
Conversely, renewed competition may also be a good sign that there's a market for such products. You do need a place to differentiate, fortunately the surface area of the problem is fairly broad.
As an example, look at low-code for inspiration to determine what features people need which aren't being filled by existing solutions. Hopefully that reduces the need to compete via feature checklist.
- dstpierre 6y agoyes, this is the vision I have for short-mid terms. But I won't be adding anything soon. The long-term differentiation will be clearer once there's early adopters I think.