Salesforce Insights in 5 Minutes·Issue #197·For everyone
The SaaSpocalypse Didn't Kill Salesforce, But It Could Change It Forever
The so-called "SaaSpocalypse" hasn't killed off traditional software like everyone predicted - software stocks bounced back and big vendors like Salesforce are still posting solid numbers. Turns out AI isn't just making existing software pointless. But that doesn't mean nothing's changing. If AI agents start handling tasks across different systems without anyone needing to log into a dashboard, the whole SaaS setup could still get shaken up. The real question now: what happens to Salesforce and companies like it as AI reshapes how software actually gets used?
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