[friendzis]

> I just don't see a world where every corporation is building their own accounts, crm, hr software.

This is the world we live in. Majority of top level managements are now reevaluating each and every 3rd party tool they use and prospects of re-building that themselves. Don't forget that at those levels they are easily dealing with at least six figures per tool.

The tools are complex, clunky to use, complaints are often directed to the tools. We now the pain points, we know what the tools do, how hard would it be to instruct AIs to make better version addressing the deficiencies we face?

At some point some of them will realize the old truth that any business system is at least as complex as the business process it models. Those processes are indeed quite complex.

But you don't know what you don't know and extreme carefulness does not get you promoted to the top level management. So will indeed see attempts (typically unsuccessful) to rewrite common 3rd party tools left and right.

[democracy]

>> Majority of top level managements are now reevaluating each and every 3rd party tool they use and prospects of re-building that themselves.

What???? Noone I spoke too is even thinking about it. Unles your 3rd party tool is a notepad or a calculator for 100 grand annual licenese.