John Baek

They certainly have the talent. Seems like this news is better late than never. This is something they should have done long ago. Maybe they will be more competitive in the second half of the decade but as of now, you don’t hear too much mention of India being one of the front runners in deep tech.

I like AI for government because there is a lot room for efficiency and cost savings. When we can maximize how our tax dollars are spent, I think it’s a win for all.

It would be helpful if you can explain what the app does.

Haven’t seen any. Accounting practices and usage differ by industries also. If any AI software was to succeed, they would have a higher likelihood of succeeding focused on catering to a specific industry.

I still see a lot of the SaaS pricing however the change I’ve seen is that there are more pricing tiers available. Even if the user uses it infrequently, there is a basic pricing tier available to keep them on the subscription. Some obviously have the free version but it depends on the value of the service.