Zulkhe: Market research software space lacked innovation for a decade
Christy Zulkhe · How to Quit Corporate for a Startup with Kristi Zulkhe Episode 181 · Mar 4, 2016 · at 3:42
Kristi Zulkhe, founder of KnowledgeHound, discusses why she decided to launch an enterprise market research search platform after leaving Procter & Gamble.
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“A lot of the tools that were out there were software companies that had been started 10 years ago and there just really hadn't been any innovation in this space in a really long time.”
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