ResourceSpace has changed the way the DEC uses content, making it much easier for us to quickly make assets available both internally and externally during our emergency appeals.
AI is changing the way software is developed, and the implications could be much bigger than simply making programmers more productive.
With AI coding agents now capable of developing complex software features in minutes rather than days, what does this mean for software companies, their customers and the future of Digital Asset Management?
ResourceSpace Founder and CTO Dan Huby explores these questions in a new article published by Digital Asset Management News, drawing on our own experience using AI in software development.
As the cost of creating software falls, the real value of a software provider may increasingly lie elsewhere: in its service, expertise, reliability and the trust it builds with customers.
Could we eventually reach a point where software is created on demand, simply by describing what we need? And if so, what would we actually be paying software companies for?
