Agents solving scheduling may be an unpriced corporate productivity win, says commentator
thedealdirector · x · 2026-09-15
Reacting to signs that Calendly could be disrupted, a commentator argues that agents autonomously solving scheduling issues represent one of the most obvious corporate productivity wins that markets have not yet priced in — implying single-purpose scheduling tools face direct pressure from AI agents.
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