Glyman: AI tooling will reduce functional sub-specialization in companies
Eric Glyman · The $44 Billion Company Automating Your Company's Finances · Jul 12, 2026 · at 14:11
Eric Glyman, co-founder and co-CEO of Ramp, discusses how AI tooling reduces organizational friction and allows companies to flatten rigid departmental silos.
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“In a world where, you know, someone who develops the product can use technologies that helps them sell more effectively, that helps them track That helps them track outreach, that helps them write with a better pitch on the first go, and these are real tools that you can build for people today, I think you start seeing fewer types of specialties within organizations”
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