Sramana Mitra: What happened to that company? Stefania Mallett: That worked really well. We had multiple clients. Then we sold the company to SILKNET Software, who merged with Kana Systems in California. It was a merger of two public companies. I think Kana has since changed its name to Kana Software. Honestly, my product disappeared. It was
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Sramana Mitra: What was the growth rate from there on? Once you got to building the SaaS business, you zeroed in on the mid-market financial services vertical. You’ve defined your target audience very precisely. You’ve got this whole community of influencers around you. What kind of growth rate were you hitting? J. Paul Haynes: This
Sramana Mitra: What year does that bring us up to? Stefania Mallett: That was 1989. Sramana Mitra: That’s still pre-Internet. Stefania Mallett: It was still pre-Internet. I worked there until 1993. Then in 1993, I decided that it was time to try consulting. I had always worked for companies. I had never done any consulting. I
Sramana Mitra: How long did it take you to launch the SaaS version of this product? When did you start selling that product? J. Paul Haynes: A year. Sramana Mitra: We are talking 2011. J. Paul Haynes: Yes. Sramana Mitra: So in 2012, you were a SaaS company?
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