Butcher: Tens of thousands of organizations have used Blip Builder
Jess Butcher · EP 315: Mom Just Had Baby, $100 Million Raised Augmented Reality, 65 Million Users · Jun 23, 2016 · at 11:57
Jess Butcher, co-founder of Blippar, clarifies that self-service AR creation via Blip Builder extends far beyond direct enterprise clients.
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“There are actually tens of thousands of organizations that have harnessed our technology in more of a self-service model. Using a tool that we have in place called Blip Builder”
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