A Cisco veteran explains why startups move faster: they don't carry the weight of legacy customers stuck in old systems. Velocity, experimentation, and iteration beat perfection. That's what Outshift was built to do.
What lessons have you guys learned at Cisco? And is there anything like maybe our audience could learn from about how to be more nimble, even as a big company?
Yeah, I mean, that's a great question. I think the big thing here is the velocity and the nimble aspect of doing business. And being able to experiment and learn from it and then iterating on it is actually the key attribute here. And that's why outshift exists. I mean, that's the reason for us to exist. And that's a great advantage that all these small startups out there have and you have in the industry, because you have the ability and you don't have the baggage to support a customer base that is mired in brownfield pain.
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