There's a lot of tech banter on Twitter and LinkedIn, much of which is noise you can filter out.
SaaS is not dead. People and businesses benefit from having relatively cheap access to maintained standardized software.
The "SaaS is dead" idea comes from some people using coding agents and thinking that companies will now produce their own internal software packages (CRM etc.) instead of buying in. Why would they bother?
However, highly-specific internal software might see interesting developments.
SaaS is not dead. People and businesses benefit from having relatively cheap access to maintained standardized software.
The "SaaS is dead" idea comes from some people using coding agents and thinking that companies will now produce their own internal software packages (CRM etc.) instead of buying in. Why would they bother?
However, highly-specific internal software might see interesting developments.