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Vibe coding wave hits enterprise SaaS: Sumitomo-affiliated company leverages it for customer customization, how to ensure stability?

Vibe coding wave hits enterprise SaaS: Sumitomo-affiliated company leverages it for customer customization, how to ensure stability?
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Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Lease announced 'Enterprise Vibe Coding' and an enterprise SaaS service utilizing the development environment of US company Replit.

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  • •Sumitomo Mitsui Finance & Lease announced a development method called 'Enterprise Vibe Coding' that utilizes the development environment of US company Replit.
  • •An enterprise SaaS service using this method was also announced simultaneously.
  • •The article focuses on why a leasing company is offering development services and how to ensure stability.
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