Damien Tanner

But also, so much of the software we use

that we call SaaS that we access remotely, if you can just magic that SaaS

locally or within your company, right?

There's no need to access that SaaS anymore, right?

You just have that functionality.

You just ask for that functionality and it's been built.

But yeah, SaaS the business.

I guess this is the challenge for companies today is they're going to have to... If they want to stay in business, they're going to have to shift somehow because... Yeah, I mean, there's still got to be some...

some harness, harness is the wrong word because you use that in coding agents, but like some infrastructure, some cloud, some coordination, authentication, data storage.

There's still a lot to do.

And I think there's going to be some great opportunities of companies to do that.

And maybe a CRM, you know, a Salesforce or something.

you know, manages to say, Hey, we are, you know, and that, you know, people like Salesforce trying to do that.

Like we are the place to run your sales agents, run, write, write your,

know, magically instantiated CRM code that you want just for your business.

Maybe there'll be some winners there.

But the idea that I think the thing that's going to change SaaS's business, SaaS's software is the idea that like everyone has to go and buy the same version, you know, of some software which they remotely access and can't really change.

Yeah.

Okay.

I'll give you a bit of the story.