AWS CEO Matt Garman ko AI-powered software se koi dar nahi hai. Unka kehna hai ki yeh Amazon ke liye ek bada business opportunity hai. Woh itne confident hain ki Amazon Web Services ko SaaS business mein push kar rahe hain.
Garman ke mutabiq, companies AI ke zamane mein bhi software-as-a-service (SaaS) khareedti rahengi. Isliye Amazon naye products launch kar raha hai jo office workers aur professionals ke liye hain.
Amazon Quick aur naye Connect apps — kya hain?
Tuesday ko AWS ne Amazon Quick launch kiya. Yeh ek desktop application hai jahan users AI chatbot se baat kar sakte hain. Yeh chatbot personal productivity tasks handle karta hai — jaise work presentations banana aur meetings arrange karna.
Iske alawa, Amazon ne teen naye Connect applications bhi announce kiye. Yeh apps specialized fields mein workers ki madad karte hain — hiring, health care, aur supply-chain management.
‘Everything is going to be remade’ — Garman ka vision
Matt Garman ka kehna hai ki AI-powered software se sab kuch badal jayega. Unke liye yeh koi threat nahi hai, balki ek opportunity hai. Amazon Web Services, jo duniya ka leading cloud computing provider hai, ab SaaS business mein bhi entry kar raha hai.
Yeh move dikhata hai ki Amazon AI ko apne core business ka hissa bana raha hai. Office workers se lekar health care professionals tak — sabke liye kuch na kuch launch kiya ja raha hai.
Hamaari Baat: AI-powered software ka future
Seedha baat karein toh, Matt Garman ka confidence sahi lagta hai. AI-powered software sirf ek trend nahi hai — yeh ek transformation hai. Amazon ka SaaS business mein aana ek smart move hai kyunki companies already AI tools adopt kar rahi hain.
Lekin sawaal yeh hai ki kya Amazon, jo cloud computing mein number one hai, SaaS market mein bhi waisi hi success paayega? Dekhna hoga ki Amazon Quick aur Connect apps kitne users attract karte hain. Hamari nazar mein, yeh ek strong start hai lekin competition bahut zyada hai.
Sources & References
- AWS CEO Matt Garman sees huge business opportunity for Amazon in AI-powered software — Fortune
