Jagannathan: India Is Not a Strong DIY Software Market
Karthik Jagannathan · India's Favorite WhatsApp Solution Provider Ft. Karthik Jagannathan, Founder of Gallabox · Nov 21, 2022 · at 47:28
Karthik Jagannathan, founder of Gallabox, explains why his WhatsApp automation platform needed to provide pre-built bot recipes rather than relying on self-serve setup for Indian SMBs.
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“India is really not a very strong do-it-yourself market.”
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