Webinar Launch: 'In the Era of SaaS is Dead, How Should SaaS Survive?'

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The New Competitive Axis in Service Development: What 'SaaS is Dead' Reveals The widespread adoption of generative AI has drastically lowered the barrier to developing SaaS and web services. As a result, differentiation based solely on features or UI/UX—once key competitive advantages—has become increasingly difficult. As symbolized by the phrase 'SaaS is Dead,' the traditional model of SaaS is now being fundamentally re-evaluated.

In this context, new competitive requirements have emerged: scalability to flexibly accommodate user growth and AI feature integration, and reliability to ensure stable service delivery.

However, despite recognizing their importance, many companies struggle with questions such as 'What design philosophy should guide development?' and 'How far into the future should we plan our architecture?'

Why System Downtime and Rising Costs Occur as Services Grow Even if a service operates smoothly at launch, its system architecture and infrastructure grow increasingly complex as user numbers rise and new features are continuously added.

As a result, the following challenges become apparent:

- Concerns about system downtime or failure risks every time AI features or new functions are released - Accumulation of technical debt due to prioritizing feature development, leading to slower development velocity - Lack of confidence in infrastructure and cost planning for future user growth - Desire to make service reliability and stability a competitive advantage, but uncertainty about where to begin improvements - Availability of internal development resources, but shortage of personnel capable of leading architectural design and operational strategy

These issues cannot be resolved by individual technologies or tools alone—they demand a fundamental rethinking of design and operational strategies aligned with service growth.

Design and Operations for Services That Never Stop Growing This seminar will clarify why design and operations have become essential for sustaining continuous service growth in an era where 'SaaS is Dead' is a common refrain.

Building on over 20 years of expertise as a Managed Service Provider (MSP), we will share practical insights on how to design and develop service platforms with scalability and reliability in mind—illustrated by real-world experiences from operating our own SaaS file transfer service, 'Kozutumi.'

Additionally, we will present strategies and case studies on how to integrate development, infrastructure, and operations into a unified approach, enabling the creation of development frameworks that scale with service growth.

This session is ideal for those seeking to refine their approach to growth-oriented design and operations, or objectively reassess future challenges for their own services.

Recommended for: - SaaS and web service providers concerned about system design scalability in anticipation of user growth - Developers and leaders struggling with accumulating technical debt and rising operational burdens from continuous feature additions - CTOs, VPs of Engineering, and development leads aiming to enhance service reliability and stability as a competitive edge - Teams launching new services who want to learn about forward-looking infrastructure design and architectural principles - Organizations with development resources but lacking expertise in design methodologies, operational know-how, or upstream architecture

Key Takeaways from This Seminar In the era of 'SaaS is Dead,' success no longer lies simply in adding new features, but in adopting design and operational philosophies that enable services to grow continuously without breaking down.

This seminar will help you clarify: - The key perspectives for designing scalable and reliable service platforms - How to re-evaluate and improve your development and operational frameworks

If you want to gain actionable insights for shaping the future design and operations of your service, we encourage you to attend.

Organizer Heartbeats Inc.

Cooperation Majisemi Inc.

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