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Aren’t you in all of those? The further you keep the user away from training and hosting, the less you’re in those businesses. But I would think it’s only econ
by tilne 3y ago
Aren’t you in all of those?
The further you keep the user away from training and hosting, the less you’re in those businesses. But I would think it’s only economical to do that if you have some type of advantage in implementing the things you’re abstracting away.
- traveler1 3y agoI think the opposite may be true. If you control the training and hosting, surely that means you have to be more involved in many industries to make the product useful? Whereas with offloading training/tuning to the user, you kinda just become PaaS, in that you provide a platform which enables others.