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Enterprises prefer startups to avoid stagnation
Enterprises prefer startups to avoid stagnation
Patrick says enterprises are more willing to adopt startup products because the risk of maintaining the status quo now feels high.
- Speaker
- Patrick Collison
- Source timestamp
- 27:42
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