> Sometimes you see a corporate announcement that’s so obvious and so late, it’s almost an admission of failure.
...is this one of those times? Where does "Fin" come from?
I have a lot of mindshare built-up for Intercom based on integrating it, being a customer at one point, and using it on every SaaS landing page from 2010 to 2020. Ditching that sort of brand awareness for a new name seems like an odd choice.
-cl-username•44m ago
shit nobody cares about award
htrp•41m ago
What exactly is Fin?
cyberax•4m ago
That's what they write at the end of French comedy movies.
vladimirzaytsev•40m ago
who cares?
jdw64•40m ago
Intercom is dead. Fin.
Kim_Bruning•38m ago
Isn't Fin the same agent Anthropic uses for customer service?
AznHisoka•33m ago
Given its the first logo they show in their homepage, yes..
wrs•31m ago
So Intercom has increasing market share, and they're increasing investment in it, but it is henceforth to be considered "baggage" and a past to be destroyed? Is this Innovator's Dilemma or Osborne Effect? Either way I'm glad I don't manage the Intercom team with my CEO writing stuff like this.
<s> On the other hand, look how well this same argument worked out for Block. </s>
danpalmer•45m ago
...is this one of those times? Where does "Fin" come from?
I have a lot of mindshare built-up for Intercom based on integrating it, being a customer at one point, and using it on every SaaS landing page from 2010 to 2020. Ditching that sort of brand awareness for a new name seems like an odd choice.