Episode 20: The Agentic SaaS Executive Summit - Live Event
A live summit event featuring two panel discussions: 'Agentic AI: Revolution, Evolution or Hype?' examining how Agentic AI is reshaping the SaaS landscape, and 'Commercializing Open Source: Paths, Tradeoffs & Lessons' exploring strategies for building sustainable businesses around open technologies.
Special Guests
Shriram Sridharan
CTO at Rox, building enterprise AI agent swarms.
Guy Korland
CEO at FalkorDB, leading graph database innovation.
Mihir Pandya
Director of Engineering at Scale AI.
Peter Farkas
CEO at Percona, enterprise open source database solutions.
Peter Zaitsev
Founder at Percona, pioneer in open source database technology.
Timestamps
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