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Cloud-based content management and collaboration solutions
$268.5k - $335kAnnually
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New York, NY, USA
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Box provides cloud-based content management and collaboration solutions that enable businesses to securely manage, share, and collaborate on their content. The platform offers features such as secure file storage, sharing, and collaboration tools, along with advanced functionalities like Box AI for Notes and Box AI for Documents, which utilize artificial intelligence to enhance productivity by providing instant answers and content creation capabilities. Box differentiates itself from competitors through its focus on customer-centricity and tailored pricing plans that cater to various industries and business sizes. The company's goal is to transform the way people work together by offering a simple, secure, and efficient cloud content management system.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$548.7M
Headquarters
Redwood City, California
Founded
2005
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Box, Inc., a leader in Intelligent Content Management (ICM), has announced the launch of its new Enterprise Advanced plan, which introduces a suite of cutting-edge AI-driven features designed to transform how businesses manage content across the enterprise.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-(BUSINESS WIRE)- Box, Inc. (NYSE:BOX), the leading Intelligent Content Management (ICM) platform, today announced that it has been named a Leader in the 2024 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for Document Management[1].
Whitebox Advisors LLC makes new $1.45 million Investment in Box, Inc. (NYSE:BOX).
You’ll have noticed over the last year and a half that Box has been making a serious push into the legal sector, becoming highly visible at conferences and creating a dedicated Box for Legal page on its website. But media interviews with large law firm customers as to how and why they are using Box have been few and far between.It may be a revelation to some that Am Law Top 50 law firm Cooley has for as long as two years been using Box for its external client file sharing. It is creating deal rooms for each client so they can co-author documents and find all their matter material in one place. The deal rooms integrate with iManage, which is the firm’s document management system and system of record, meaning deal room documents can also easily be archived when a matter is complete. Cooley is also now looking at the new customisable portals, Box Hubs, for which it is a beta customer.AdvertisementSpeaking to Legal IT Insider, Cooley’s associate director of knowledge services, Tara Daisy, took us back to the beginning of Cooley’s relationship with Box, recalling: “We were using ‘legal tech’ for our client external file sharing platform and external collaboration tools, and it was getting to a point where we realised; ‘This isn’t working for us anymore.’“As with a lot of other law firms, we’ve gone down this path of, ‘OK, we’re going to use the thing that the law firms use because we’re a law firm, and that’s what we’re supposed to do.’ And then over the past three or four years, we’ve really started to examine ‘why?’ Who’s the boss of us that said we had to continue to use this thing as everyone else is doing it? And so, when we set out to evaluate the marketplace on what our options were, we really took an open lens and said, ‘OK, let’s look at everything.’”AdvertisementCooley, which is well known for its innovative technology practice, undertook what Daisy describes as a “massive evaluation project” led by then director of security and information governance, Mike Santos, who in May this year became the California-headquartered law firm’s chief security and technology officer. It was Cooley’s first venture into a cloud product, and Daisy recalls: “Mike said ‘we really should be looking at Box because they are tops when it comes to securing information, and even though it’s cloud, I feel really comfortable with their approach.’ We went through this whole exercise and for us at the end, it was a very clear decision to say ‘OK, well this checks all the boxes security wise and we’re meeting our clients where they are: all of our clients are already here using Box
Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More. To many enterprises, Box is a well-known file sharing and data collaboration application. Over the course of the last year in particular Box has become a lot more, thanks to its generative AI efforts. Today those efforts are getting a huge boost with technologies that will remake how enterprise users can benefit from their own data.Box AI was announced in May 2023 as the company’s initial foray into using AI to help enable more utility from data and documents. Since then Box has added Microsoft 365 Copilot integration and AI-focussed hubs for curated search. Today at the company’s BoxWorks event, Box is pushing significantly forward with its new Box AI Studio and Box Apps technologies