> It shouldn’t take cycling through ten different apps and Chrome tabs to stay on top of everything.
Whilst I agree, that's an organizational problem as much as a technology one. Why is the business built upon so many apps?
Whilst I agree, that's an organizational problem as much as a technology one. Why is the business built upon so many apps?
So many different functions. My company is purely cloud and we use Google as much as possible, but we still have tons as we need a help desk, a task board, HR software, credential management, Office for some people, Udemy, etc.
Two, and this is where I think Superpowered, the company in question, will stumble, is that every attempt to unify these disparate needs has ended up into a unholy giant mess of "Enterprisey" software that tries to be all things to all people. Inevitably there's at least one key area where it sucks to bad for the table stakes requirement of that user base that they never adopt it, strike out on their own, and now you're back to "why do we have so many apps?".
1. https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/05/05/202768...
Edit: this should have been a reply to the parent of your comment.