# Why Not Just Build It All in Claude? (Asking for a CTO)

Frank Corrigan

**Why Not Just Build It All in Claude?**  
**_From foundation models to production-ready supply chain decisions_**

Today's foundation models (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and others) can help teams build impressive applications in weeks. But once the demo is over, a more important question emerges: **What should you build yourself, and what should a platform do for you?**

At Lyric, we've spent a lot of time with that question. Foundation models are powerful, but they're a foundation, not the whole house. As agentic AI reshapes enterprise software, the real challenge is knowing where AI ends and where proven systems, algorithms, and decision infrastructure begin.

Watch Lyric co-founders Ganesh Ramakrishna and Sara Hoormann discuss:

• **The gap between AI outputs and operational decisions -** Why a convincing response isn't the same as a decision you'd run your supply chain on.

• **Why supply chain math requires verified algorithms -** And where foundation models fit into the equation.

• **What an AI-native platform adds -** How organizations move from isolated AI use cases to connected, network-wide decision-making.

**Who should watch this session?**  
CTOs, supply chain leaders, technology executives, and teams evaluating how AI should fit into enterprise decision-making.

**Takeaway**  
If you've built something impressive with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or another foundation model, watch this on-demand webinar to explore how far it can really go and what it takes to push it further.

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Watch a working session that takes a real supply chain decision through all four layers, from raw data to the moment a planner commits.