How big is that team? How solid are those guys?
Lots of hypes but not sure real substance.
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its fu--ing vaporware
@OP Good on paper but not in practice. Close this one Takis. No value at all just expenses for big salaries.
It’s pure hopium and Vaporware.
All the integrations won’t write themselves and at the very best we will have a profound bottleneck getting enough developer hours to make it anything other than a good idea in principle. Once again we are relying on “get rich quick schemes” instead of investing in the technology and non H1Bs to make this actually work.
@fk I've listened to a couple of podcasts on this, and it sounds like they're promoting the product full force before it's fully functional, which is classic Fiserv operations. The potential is real, but I'm not sure how it plays out.Fiserv's roadmap: demo first, functionality to follow (pending Q3, or Q4, or Sibos 2027.
Not sure about the quality, size is sort of ambiguous with how this company works, but it has a large level of focus. Quality of the guys is the biggest concern as they are pretty much ALL new hire folks so they might be good at code, but don’t know how Fiserv and the various products work. My theory is they build a great tool in a sandbox for a more use cases struggle to scale and it ends up being too expensive for little perceived client value. AgentOS and the stuff around it have the potential to be a MASSIVE play for Fiserv (like billions if they did it right), but it takes leadership actually doing their job and a fundamental realignment of incentives to get our silos to work better together. Vision and effort at that level with people brought in to typically work here for a year or two and then leave is not going to happen.
I would put little faith in the substance.