TC Sessions: The last day of the SaaS 2021 early bird offer – TechCrunch

All good things must end. This proverb is fully applicable to our early bird price on TC Sessions: SaaS 2021. Today is the last day, you can save $100 in entrance fees, guys. Join the global SaaS community to connect, inspire, communicate and learn how to build stronger startups-without reinventing the wheel.

Purchase your Top Contributor session: SaaS delivery 11:59 tonight (Pacific time) Get the early bird price and save $100.

You will listen to and communicate with top leaders in a fast-growing and expanding industry. These presentations and group discussions are interactive, so as you learn more about the next generation of SaaS products, platforms, and technical directions, ask your questions and comments (we know you have a lot) and shape the conversation.

Top Contributor Conference: The SaaS agenda covers a range of topics. This discussion about open source is just a good example:

• The future is broad: Nowadays, many startups have an open source component, which is not surprising. It builds an audience and helps drive sales. We will discuss with Abby Kearns from Puppet, Augusto “Aghi” Marietti from Kong, and Redpoint investor Jason Warner about why open source is such a popular way to build a business.

Automation is an essential SaaS element, and these two panel discussions delve into its role now and in the future:

• The moment of automation is now: One thing we learned during the pandemic is the importance of automation, and this may become more apparent as we move forward. We will discuss with UiPath CEO Daniel Dines, CapitalG investor Laela Sturdy, and ServiceNow’s Dave Wright to discuss why this is a moment of automation.
• Future prospects-how machine learning and human-computer interaction methods can expand the capabilities of automation: In the past decade, digital transformation efforts in many industries have driven the massive adoption of robotic process automation (RPA). The cruel fact is that RPA is a decades-old technology, very fragile, and its functions are indeed limited. It always has a certain value in the automation of simple, discrete and linear work. However, the reason why automation work often fails to meet their wishes is that many parts of life are complicated and constantly evolving-too much work is beyond the capabilities of RPA. In this lecture, Varun Ganapathi, co-founder and CTO of AKASA, will discuss how anomalies and outliers can truly make automation more powerful, and how the combination of emerging machine learning-based technology platforms and artificial-in-the-loop methods can expand its capabilities. Realize automation in many industries. Proposed by AKASA.

Early bird savings is coming to an end tonight 11:59 PM (Pacific Time). Purchase your TC Sessions: SaaS Pass before the deadline and you will save $100.

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