Palantir challenges core enterprise software rule with 3 harsh words
Key takeaways
- The company claims software-as-a-service, or Saa S, could not be flexible enough for big companies with complex operations.
- That’s quite a claim for a corporation that still primarily serves the U.S. military and other government organizations.
- Last year, 46% of Palantir's revenue came from commercial clients.
Palantir challenges core enterprise software rule with 3 harsh words Faizan Farooque Wed, May 27, 2026 at 12:07 AM GMT+7 7 min read PLTR AAP Palantir Technologies (PLTR) is pushing into supply chain software, making a pitch that directly challenges one of the largest models in corporate computing.
The company claims software-as-a-service, or Saa S, could not be flexible enough for big companies with complex operations. Palantir Deployment Strategist Daniel Lutkus told Forbes in three blunt words that “SaaS is dead” while discussing the company’s approach to supply chain management.
That’s quite a claim for a corporation that still primarily serves the U.S. military and other government organizations. But Palantir’s commercial operation is increasingly an investment tale.