Boehmig: Ironclad Generates Nine Figures in Revenue
Jason Boehmig · 5 Things That Are Working and 5 Things That Aren’t in B2B SaaS AI with Ironclad's CEO and a16z · Dec 11, 2024 · at 14:13
Ironclad co-founder and CEO Jason Boehmig speaks at SaaStr Annual about incubating new AI products inside a mature SaaS company.
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“So we're, we have this like enterprise product, nine figures of revenue, growing great, good clip, a lot of the company oriented around that.”
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