Lennard Schmidt is thinking about the future of German prosperity. Technological innovations from Germany? In short supply, he says. SAP is the “last globally relevant tech company”-founded over 50 years ago.
If you talk to him, you would rather think of an experienced CEO: calm, careful, with pressure tires. In fact, a 27-year-old sits in the sweatshirt on a green couch. His company, Langdock, is less than two years old-and is already one of her customers.
Millions of sales after 18 months
Langdock, including companies such as the Pharmariese Merck, Spiegel Verlag or Scaleups such as Getyourguide, has more than 600 customers and 51,000 users. In less than one and a half years, the Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) rose from 0 to three million US dollars, Schmidt announced a month ago via LinkedIn.
Langdock has already doubled sales this year. Langdock is also one of the few German startups that is part of the EU AI Champions initiative.
Source: https://www.businessinsider.de/gruenderszene/special/kuenstliche-intelligenz-im-startup/27-jahre-millionen-umsatz-mit-ki-warum-dax-konzerne-auf-ihn-setzen/
