Congratulations on the launch! Really intriguing product.
How well would it work for a company that has the kinds of artifacts that you mentioned, but that lacks the quality/precision/accuracy that Hyper might need?
I'm especially thinking about mature companies that don't sell software and that have made a lot of mistakes and memorialized inconsistencies.
Is Hyper just a bad fit for them? Or could there be a path toward refinement and correction that eliminates ambiguities, etc.? For companies like this, Hyper could provide the clarity that such a company lacks day-to-day.
How well would it work for a company that has the kinds of artifacts that you mentioned, but that lacks the quality/precision/accuracy that Hyper might need?
I'm especially thinking about mature companies that don't sell software and that have made a lot of mistakes and memorialized inconsistencies.
Is Hyper just a bad fit for them? Or could there be a path toward refinement and correction that eliminates ambiguities, etc.? For companies like this, Hyper could provide the clarity that such a company lacks day-to-day.