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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

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When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

Unpublished

Aaron Levie doesn't want his company to get boxed in

Submitted by on

When Aaron Levie co-founded Box in 2004, he envisioned how businesses would benefit from cloud storage and file sharing—improved data access and collaboration—and, since few vendors grasped this, Box cashed in when this technology got popular years later.However, this market is now wholly commoditized.

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