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Products, yes, because the barrier to making a product had fallen off a cliff (both in developing the software and the marketing/sales fluff around it). But are
by flyinglizard 2mo ago
Products, yes, because the barrier to making a product had fallen off a cliff (both in developing the software and the marketing/sales fluff around it). But are those products converting to business results? Are those quality products someone will pay for?
In other words, is anyone using these products or is that becoming like the spammy App Stores with tons of low effort stuff?
- mexicocitinluez 2mo ago> But are those products converting to business results? Are those quality products someone will pay for? Yes. Unequivocally. I'm in healthcare. I've sat in 20-30 different demos over the last 2 years, all of which involve AI in some capacity and at least half of those were solutions that had already built a customer base. But a lot of devs won't know that because they aren't sitting in meetings where product decisions are made. I'm in a unique position, but that doesn't meet it's not happening.