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Yes, it is very hard. But does Palantir succeed? Or do they like some other companies just trick customers with big wallets to buy?
by jeltz 2y ago
Yes, it is very hard. But does Palantir succeed? Or do they like some other companies just trick customers with big wallets to buy?
- trenchgun 2y agoTo me it seems they do https://logicmag.io/commons/enter-the-dragnet/ https://logicmag.io/commons/enter-the-dragnet/
- osrec 2y agoWe used them at a bulge bracket investment bank and they failed miserably...
- vundercind 2y agoThe impression I get from their involvement at one company I know of is that it’s very much the latter. I was pretty surprised to see them behaving and performing about the same as any parasitic enterprise software vendor with an integration services arm. One wonders how different they really are, and if maybe they just have very good PR and marketing. Chalk it up as yet another case of some famous one-would-suppose impressive entity, or strata of a company hierarchy, or whatever, turning out to be pretty average, or even below average. You’d think I’d stop being surprised by now. Then again, maybe I was just seeing their B-team.
- insane_dreamer 2y agoI’ve heard you often get the A Team coming up with the plan and making the sale and then the B Team doing the actual implementation which surprise! doesn’t live up to the A Team hype. Not specific to Palantir.
- asoneth 2y agoMy sense working at an adjacent company and having talked with folks there is that they are more successful with their government projects than their corporate ones.