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Jul 20, 2023 35 min

Elevating the SaaS Application Development Experience with Salman Paracha

from Screaming in the Cloud Hosted by Corey Quinn

Salman Paracha, Founder & CEO at Katanemo Labs, joins Corey at Screaming in the Cloud to discuss his vision for the future of SaaS application development. Salman and Corey discuss what led him to take the leap into founding a start-up, and Salman shares how he believes the future of SaaS application development is at an inflection point. Salman also explains why it’s critical to focus on the outcome your customers experience over infrastructure, and shares his vision for future developers looking to build the next wave of SaaS applications. About Salman Building high-growth, high-tech software products that affect the lives of millions of customers. 15+ years of experience in building successful products and highly effective teams. I am deeply interested in bringing the power of the cloud to end customers, large scale data problems, and delivering scalable services on commodity hardware. Links Referenced: Katanemo: https://www.katanemo.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/salmanparacha/ Email: mailto:[email protected] Twitter: https://twitter.com/salman_paracha

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