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Enterprise software still has to fit business processes

Aaron Levie argues that companies continue to need technology that connects core capabilities to their workflows and business processes.

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Box's Aaron Levie: On Reinventing Yourself in the AI Age and Enterprise Diffusion

Original excerpt

I have a very concentrated bet with very limited diversification on it working out that you still want to buy technology that understands your workflow and can get to the core enterprise data.
Context

I'm pretty long, obviously, the application layer. I'm also equally very biased. But I just don't see a different event happening than all of history. We only have 50 or 60 years of computer software history, but basically, when you go to that law firm, and you go to that pharma company, and you go to that bank, they need something that bridges the core technology to their workflow and their business process. AI has not meaningfully changed the need or the shape of what that looks like.

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