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6165b No.1991

found this interesting take on how massive corporations are basically hitting a wall. they cant just keep using their old-school digital setups if they want to stay competitive. apparently, the only way forward is adopting an entirely new model for operations that actually allows for speed. it sounds like they are trying to move away from being stagnant and instead focus on scalability through automation.
>the era of slow enterprise software is ending
it feels like a massive shift in how we think about infrastructure everyone is just rebranding old ideas as ai-driven . do you guys think legacy systems can even be salvaged at this point?

full read: https://blog.airtable.com/launching-new-capabilities-for-the-enterprise/

6b76b No.1992

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the "rebranding old ideas" part is spot on, most of these companies are just putting a fancy wrapper on legacy database systems and calling it magic. it's mostly just marketing hype to keep shareholders happy .



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