The legend of the Silicon Valley: Poor boy cloud computing business success Revenge former boss

Living Well is the best revenge, and no one else's experience is better than Bugari (Abtinbuergari) to prove the truth. He is now the founder and CEO of Modus-ediscovery, a new American technology company. This is a legend from the poor to the rich, he was born in a poor family, went to law school, hope to work well, but the boss fired, and sued the court. Then he created his own technology company, five years later, his company sales revenue reached 18 million U.S. dollars, received 10 million of dollars in venture capital, the company founded six years later, his company has more than 200 employees and 12 branch offices. While in law school, Bugari, a part-time paralegal, was hired by a company called Electronic Discovery (EDiscovery), which was mainly commissioned by clients to search for materials and information that could be used for litigation in e-mails, instant messaging records, and other Web documents. The outbreak of Hurricane Katrina in the United States triggered a large number of lawsuits against insurers and the federal government, Bugari in a lawsuit. Bugari's client, a lawyer, asked Bugari to obtain materials for litigation in the quickest and cheapest way. He had some new ideas for a quick query, and told the boss of the electronics discovery Company, but the boss didn't take it seriously. The electronic discovery Company's document reading and scanning services are expensive for the law industry. According to U.S. law industry media reports, the U.S. Department of Justice in each case, for document reading and manual scanning of the expenditure of up to 3 million dollars. Bugari said that because of income, electronic discovery companies do not want to be faster and less costly way to manually scan legal documents. He told his boss that he could quit his paralegal job and become a consultant to help the company improve the efficiency of document scanning. Not only did I get fired, but I was also accused of court. Bugari said. His boss accused him of trying to steal clients and trade secrets. Without a job, Bugari left law school. He decided to start his own technology company and turn the old ideas into reality. While working in an electronic discovery company, a customer had paid 1250 of dollars in personal fees by cheque, and he had not taken it, and later, as the company developed, he was getting more and more cheques, from 1000 to 10,000 dollars to 100,000 dollars. He introduced his ediscovery software as well as cloud storage services, where customers can keep documents in the cloud and call access at any time. Today, Bugari's work, as a global company and law firm, handles up to several terabytes of mass data. Last year, Modus-ediscovery relied on 18 million of billions of dollars (well above $1.5 million) to become inc.5000 's fastest-growing company, and last year he won 10 million of billions of dollars in venture capital. It is worth mentioning that, in the process of entrepreneurship, there is a former company's lawsuit troubled him. The lawsuit has been proved by the relevant legal documents. But Bugari says the tough experience is a blessing in disguise. He said he was born in a poor family, the mother engaged in two jobs, she was raised by her grandmother, he is now ready to send his sister to college, and help parents, apparently parents retirement is no problem. (Dawn compiles)