Fortune examines how AI disruption is exposing where durable value remains in software rather than ending SaaS outright.

Top enterprise software executives are leaving major firms for OpenAI, driven by AI disruption fears and larger compensation packages.

Atlassian is laying off approximately 1,600 employees—about 10% of its global workforce—to self-fund AI investments and accelerate enterprise sales, with restructuring costs estimated at $225M–$236M.

Ali Ghodsi argues AI won't replace SaaS apps instantly but will enable new competitors to challenge incumbents through AI-driven workflows and automation.

Claude Cowork plugins spark fears of AI disruption, causing Thomson Reuters, Legalzoom, and other software stocks to plunge 15-20%.