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Gupta: Developers hate security tools and refuse to leave Slack or Jira
“Because I have been on the developer side, I exactly know developer doesn't want to go out of Slack. Developer doesn't want to go out of Jira, right? And they hate the tools that security people tell.”
Poojan Kumar: Connecting Engineers to Customers via Slack Drives Contract Expansion
“In the case of large customers that have scaled with us, even though it has started small, one thing that we have done is we've kept close. Like we would create a Slack channel between The customer and the folks on the customer side, the users on the customer …”
Pandey: Standalone product planning tools go stale because real work happens elsewhere
“That alone, if you can just converge product managers and developers in one system so that PMs are not planning in a planning tool, the moment they come out of that offsite of planning, it's still. And then real work is happening in someplace else, whether it'…”
Consumer DNA is accelerating enterprise SaaS product development cycles
“There is an interesting trend going on and Slack and Zoom et cetera, part of that trend where there is a increasing movement of a consumer DNA into SAS products where the cycles are becoming shorter. There's more iterative product development. More integration…”
Sardana: Pronto's launch app worked 30% of the time, routed to Slack
“The only tech was, we had a customer app that worked around 30% of the time, and that's being a little generous. And we would receive a Slack message which had some, like, basic information about the customer, their address, what time they had booked, and that…”