They already have, in many ways. Look at the "modern data stack" -- the idea that you can replace a ton of bespoke ETL platform and implementation with managed,

They already have, in many ways. Look at the "modern data stack" -- the idea that you can replace a ton of bespoke ETL platform and implementation with managed, low-code tools. It's been really successful. But this and other examples don't feel like disruption though because there's still an ever expanding universe of work that requires code.