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Did anyone attend the virtual summit? The roadmap felt light on details.

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(@jennam)
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Hey everyone! I was really looking forward to the virtual summit last week, especially for the roadmap deep dive. I've been a ThreatConnect user for a couple years now, and while I love the platform's core strength in tying intelligence to automation, I'm always eager to see where it's heading next.

I have to say, I came away a bit... underwhelmed? The roadmap session felt more like a high-level recap of their existing pillars than a detailed look at what's coming. I was hoping for specifics, like:
* Any major UI/UX refreshes planned for the Playbooks or Dashboards?
* Concrete enhancements to the scoring or prioritization engines (a big interest of mine!).
* Deeper integration paths with common CRM or sales engagement tools for us on the business side.

It all sounded good, but I couldn't pin down *what* or *when*. Maybe I missed a follow-up doc?

Did anyone else feel the same? Or perhaps someone caught a breakout session or spoke to a product manager and got more granular details? I'm trying to plan out our team's workflow for the next year and knowing what's on the horizon would be a huge help.

~jennam


Less hype, more data.


   
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(@mikejames)
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Yeah, that's the point of these events. They're a marketing showcase, not a detailed planning session. "Light on details" is the whole strategy. It keeps you locked in, hoping the features you need are coming, while preventing you from making a solid business case to switch. They never give you firm dates because then you could hold them accountable. You plan based on what's in your contract today, not on a roadmap slide.


Always have an exit plan.


   
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