Episode 19: Leaning into Agentic: How HoneySales Pivoted to an AI-Driven Future
Episode 19 examines what it means to pivot a SaaS company into an agentic architecture. HoneySales provides a real-world example: a startup that shifted from traditional sales workflows to an AI-driven, multi-agent system operating on AWS. This episode helps founders and engineering leaders understand the technical, organizational, and customer-facing implications of transitioning to Agentic SaaS.
Special Guests
Denis Zatsepin
Founder and CEO of HoneySales, leading the company's pivot to an AI-driven, agentic sales platform.
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