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I would posit another large factor is "owning" the software comes with the long tail of edge cases, bugs, support, on-call, regulations, etc... that an establis
by ej88 8mo ago
I would posit another large factor is "owning" the software comes with the long tail of edge cases, bugs, support, on-call, regulations, etc... that an established SaaS has learned and iterated on for many years with many customers.
For the vast majority of companies they would (and should) rather let the SaaS figure that out and focus on their actual company
- esafak 8mo agoIt seems people are forgetting that companies should develop their differentiators and pay for the rest.
- plagiarist 8mo agoAI can allegedly do all of those. Except perhaps it cannot be trusted with regulations, since that one has consequences for doing poorly.