Understanding what $PLTR s/ware does is critical to assessing if its a good investment
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Many shorthand's to help grok complexity of $PLTR s/ware. Central O/S for modern org platform that re-imagines how people use data. Central decision support infra 4 any org full stack data & analytics platform. Vertically integrated s/ware soln's that cover entire data lifecycle
COO Shyam Sankarn described Palantir as an "aggregator in the Ben Thompson sense of the word" in the company's first ever public investor presentation 
Like GOOG is aggregator that helps users find what looking for across vastness of Internet, $PLTR is aggregator that helps 👨💼find & work w/ data across disparate systems. PLTR standardizes data, ontologizes it (building blocks that map business concepts to data) & keeps it secure
The next function an aggregator plays is bringing a critical mass of users onto the system. Palantir's Foundry and Gotham platforms are becoming the central place where enterprise users can make operational decisions and collaborate with colleagues on company data.
Once critical mass adoption of $PLTR achieved, the platform becomes most logical place to build apps. This creates a network effect where more users attracts more apps and more apps pull in more users, making Palantir extremely sticky in an organization.
$PLTR provides both a set of pre-packaged solutions for common business processes that customers can implement quickly (e.g., resource optimizer app, case management app) and low code/no code tools so citizen developers can build more custom apps quickly.
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