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> huge opportunity to put an AI layer in front of staff to guide and prioritize their work Glean is an example of this and they charge $$$/seat which means it
by threeseed 2y ago
> huge opportunity to put an AI layer in front of staff to guide and prioritize their work
Glean is an example of this and they charge $$$/seat which means it is being selectively targeted at specific teams rather than enterprise-wide.
The problem is that companies don't have their data in a state that can accomodate such a layer. And with the death of EDWs and trend to siloed SaaS apps the problem just gets worse every day.
Which is why AI is going to be more like a mini-assistant inside every app you use instead of some god-like agent.
- mritchie712 2y agoDeath of EDW (assuming you mean Enterprise Data Warehouse)? I don't hear many people use the term EDW, but data warehouses (e.g. Snowflake) / data lakes (e.g. Databricks) are very much alive. It just takes more connectors and data engineering to get all your data there. That's a big part of the reason we started Definite [0]. It's hard to pick all the right components to get a data warehouse, we make it simple (built in warehouse with all the connectors you need). 0 - https://www.definite.app/ https://www.definite.app/
- ctc24 2y agoDisagree on the data silo issue. There's a growing trend of SaaS providers making data available to their customers by feeding it back into their DWs. It started with the likes of Segment and Heap, and has now grown to include companies like Stripe, Salesforce, and Zuora to name a few. I'd wager that making data accessible is only going to become more table-stakes over time.