Very true! Most large Enterprises surrendered long ago to the cloud/SaaS hybrid OpX services model … which now creates a very difficult “Agentification” challenge which may likely force the enterprise to pick a cloud and sass vendor coalition, and their AI agent models. Hence the big spend for the infrastructure from the cloud vendors.
I’m wondering if this situation brings back a retrospective look at private cloud and private proprietary Agent development
Indeed you say it well... Particularly with the strength of software engineering agents, many companies are seeing the prices of building applications and even maintaining local infrastructure drop. Regardless of the hosting model, organizations have better options than much of what traditional SaaS has to offer. Most have not yet spotted or tapped this potential for transformation.
Very true! Most large Enterprises surrendered long ago to the cloud/SaaS hybrid OpX services model … which now creates a very difficult “Agentification” challenge which may likely force the enterprise to pick a cloud and sass vendor coalition, and their AI agent models. Hence the big spend for the infrastructure from the cloud vendors.
I’m wondering if this situation brings back a retrospective look at private cloud and private proprietary Agent development
Indeed you say it well... Particularly with the strength of software engineering agents, many companies are seeing the prices of building applications and even maintaining local infrastructure drop. Regardless of the hosting model, organizations have better options than much of what traditional SaaS has to offer. Most have not yet spotted or tapped this potential for transformation.