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Why the Future Belongs to Agentic AI with Daniel Saks, Landbase
The companies that win the next decade won’t just adopt AI — they’ll redesign how work gets done from the ground up. Daniel Saks, CEO and Co-Founder of Landbase, returns to share lessons learned from scaling two companies across two major technology waves. Daniel explores how the path from SaaS to agentic AI is not just a shift in tools, but a complete rethinking of how businesses operate, compete and grow.
Specifically, Daniel discusses:
(03:35) Daniel had early conviction in SaaS and saw it reshape business.
(07:48) How his approach today targets SMBs, and not enterprises.
(10:04) The intense competition in AI and how Landbase differentiates through deep talent, data, and execution.
(16:34) Why the infrastructure war in AI mirrors the early cloud era.
(19:53) AI can replace outdated service-based businesses.
(21:24) “Reclaim your day” reflects Landbase’s mission to let humans focus on creative, high-value work.
(23:39) Why value creation and timing still win deals — regardless of the tech wave.
(28:41) Relevance beats personalization in outbound.
(30:36) Why “move fast and break things” doesn’t work in a world demanding trust, values and governance.
(36:26) AI will run on autopilot — with humans in control.
Resources Mentioned:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielsaks/
Landbase | LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/company/landbase/
Landbase | Website
https://www.landbase.com/
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