Enterprise software
summary
TIMIFY offers online booking, a cross‑platform calendar, customizable CRM, new card payments and an invoicing/POS add‑on plus a developer platform and app marketplace that customers use to automate scheduling. Good&Co grows a consumer‑first soft‑skills database via viral quizzes so enterprises gain thousands of pre‑existing users and cut sales cycles; acquisition funds faster integrations. Gremlin provides failure as a service—chaos engineering tools to inject outages, warns of ~$300k/hr downtime and points to Amazon S3’s $150M ripple, arguing proactive tests save massive recovery costs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:25TimePhi scheduling platform overview
- 3:00GoodCo culture fit solution
- 5:09Gremlin failure as a service
- 6:35Defining enterprise software
- 8:17Integration challenges in SaaS
- 9:41Consumer-first enterprise strategy
- 11:26Long-term integration partnerships
- 12:08Cost of downtime and resilience
- 13:55Cloud infrastructure for scaling
- 14:36Two-week integration advantage
- 15:42Advice for launching enterprise startups
- 16:26Closing remarks and Q&A
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