AI is pushing software companies to rethink their products, business models and even the role they play in enterprise technology infrastructure.

On the MVP podcast by Startups, Rodrigo Bernardinelli, CEO and co-founder of Digibee, joined Gustavo Brigatto to discuss how the company is responding to this shift.

For Rodrigo, AI represents a disruption to Digibee’s business, but also an opportunity even greater than the one the company identified when it was founded nine years ago.

One of the central ideas behind that opportunity is straightforward: every AI agent needs access to data to operate. Inside large enterprises, that data remains distributed across ERPs, CRMs, applications, databases and legacy systems.

That creates a new role for integration. Beyond connecting systems, Digibee is evolving to provide infrastructure, governance and orchestration for AI agents, helping create the foundation they need to access information and execute processes across enterprise environments.

Rodrigo also discusses Digibee’s international expansion, the acquisition of Vertify in the United States and the company’s Digital Workers, specialized agents designed to build, deploy, monitor and maintain integrations and automations.

The conversation shows why the transformation driven by AI represents more than adding new capabilities to Digibee’s product. It is changing the company itself and expanding the role integration plays in enterprise architecture.

Note: This podcast episode is in Portuguese. Automatically translated subtitles may be available directly on YouTube through its caption and translation features.

Read the original article on Startups:
Como a Digibee transformou a IA em aliada no SaaSpocalypse

Watch the full episode on YouTube:
A refundação da Digibee | Rodrigo Bernardinelli, CEO da Digibee