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Vivek Kumar ▶ 5:59 · 1332 We almost missed payroll 3 months ago as we reset 5 yea… · Mar 18, 2019

Answered produced feed D 4 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.30

Q Okay, and when, Vivek, when did you and your other co-founder really start working on this?

A We had something completely different in India back in 2012, Jan of 2012. We wanted to get more people online for free in India. We really had a good background in the Wi-Fi space, and we, we knew we understood that, but we didn't know what to kind of do with that in terms of monetization. Uh, ended up coming back to the US, serving a lot of small hotels, getting guest feedback over Wi-Fi and managing their networks. And then realized, wait, you know, you could set up kiosks that obviously rely on Wi-Fi host everything in the cloud and collect employee feedback in a scalable way for non-desk bound workers. And that's sort of how we arrived on this story.

AI assessment note: “We had something completely different in India back in 2012, Jan of 2012.”

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