@li9292: After attending the Amazon Summit today, my feeling is that traditional enterprises should first figure out n8n. Please, this open-source project n8n could sustain so many enterprise consulting firms.
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After attending the Amazon Summit, the author suggests that traditional enterprises first get a clear understanding of n8n, an open-source workflow automation tool, believing it can support many enterprise consulting businesses.
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After attending the Amazon summit today, my takeaway is: traditional enterprises, please get n8n sorted first. This open-source project alone can sustain countless enterprise consultancies. https://t.co/TATgnyPsfX
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