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Lucid Turned a $100 Ad Bet Into Corporate America’s Shared Brain
Lucid began with a rough browser prototype and about $100 in ads. Now its diagrams, whiteboards, and roadmaps sit inside the workflows of 99% of the Fortune 500 - and the next bet is turning all that visual context into fuel for AI.
Workday or Oracle Is Really a Choice About Your Company
The HCM contest looks like a feature comparison. Underneath, it is a decision about architecture, purchasing power and how much of the enterprise one vendor should own.
Making Sense
Making Sense is a Palo Alto-headquartered software and technology consultancy founded in 2006 by brothers Cesar and Damian D'Onofrio. Using a nearshore delivery model spanning the United States, Argentina, Mexico, and Colombia, the firm builds custom software, UX-driven products, cloud architectures, and AI systems primarily for mid-market and private equity-backed companies. With roughly 300-350 employees and clients that have included Dell, AMD, Rackspace, Bloomberg, and Royal Canin, Making Sense positions itself as a long-term technology partner that turns innovation into measurable business outcomes rather than a pure staffing shop.