It isn’t a question of whether it’s good or bad, whether it can be prevented, or whether new ways can be found. The financial market has a huge influence on technology, and with that power, indirectly decides how technology will evolve.

When Software as a Service (SaaS) emerged as a superior technology, investors no longer funded startupsthat offered on-premises software. And well-established software companies, like Siebel Systems, failed to adapt and died.

Investors follow where the biggest growth opportunities are.

A gigantic amount of money is flowing into AI, the technology that is already changing the world.

We are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars that fund infrastructure, including energy providers, chip manufacturers, cloud providers, AI model developers, and the actual applications that will have the biggest impact. This is how Jenson Huang, NVIDIA CEO, pictured the new world.

In this scenario, no more money will flow into conventional software or SaaS. But even well-established vendors of the old world, such as Salesforce, SAP, and Microsoft, experience the storm. Of course, none of them are looking for VC investment, but they rightfully fear that their existing shareholders may move their investments elsewhere. And why shouldn’t they? Right now, there is a lot of buzz about Co-pilots, Agents, and other tools, yet they are nowhere near being mission-critical. They can’t unfold the power of a 20% productivity gain. Also, Agents have no defined architecture for building any kind of Enterprise AI – mainly because inside, they are still coded tools.

But now, native AI Enterprise Business Applications are just around the corner.

Enterprises have a new start to AI !!!

1. No more “do-it-yourself” internal agent building.
2. Creating or adjusting their AI-Strategy based on Native-AI Applications.
3. Measurable, Manageable, and Scalable with a rapid ROI
4. Intelligent and adaptive AI Applications (Flights) to bring their vision to life.

Here is an Enterprise AI Application Portfolio showing current and upcoming solutions. All Native-AI, enterprise-grade, a fraction of conventional hard-coded software solutions like ERP, CRM, SCM, MIS, and others.

This explains why investors fear AI. In Wall Street Online, one investor stated: “I believe there will be a startup doing it right and coming out of the Blue“… 🙂 That is what Venture Capital, Institutional Investors, and technologically savvy Shareholders are very sensitive about.

Yes, we at BlueCallom challenge the status quo.