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Install Angry Birds on your work iPad, this CIO insists

Monday, October 29th, 2012

But with Box as the glue holding Sunbelt’s mobility strategy together, everything is available to everybody all the time with no downloads necessary. That meansSunbelt HQ does...

Via CITEworld

Box joins the Windows 8 party with launch of new app

Thursday, October 25th, 2012

The Box app is precisely the sort of thing that Windows 8 needs, and arguably should have been spotlighted by Microsoft at the event, along with Skype, Evernote, Netflix, Kindle, and...

Via PC World

15 Things About Aaron Levie

Friday, October 19th, 2012

He founded his wildly successful start-up in his dorm room before dropping out and moving to the Bay Area to work on it full-time, he’s regularly referred to as one of the top entrepreneurs...

Via All Things D

INTERVIEW: Aaron Levie on the future of high-flying Box

Tuesday, October 16th, 2012

Box CEO Aaron Levie bounds onto the stage at his company’s BoxWorks conference and immediately the energy level goes up a few notches. He is a bundle of manic enthusiasm that...

Via CITEworld

How Leaders At Companies From Box To Gore Innovate In Chaos

Monday, October 15th, 2012

If Wes Anderson ever conjures up a hipster mad scientist, he’ll look a lot like Aaron Levie, the cofounder and CEO of an Internet company called Box. Levie’s a mess of jangly...

Via Fast Company

Thinking Inside the Box

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

CNBC’s Jon Fortt interviews Box CEO Aaron Levie from BoxWorks 2012.

Via CNBC

Liveblogging: Box Makes All the Clouds Compatible

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Box CEO Aaron Levie is a speaker-circuit favorite, known as the enterprise guy who keeps people awake and laughing. Today he takes a stage of his own making, at the second annual BoxWorks...

Via AllThingsD

Box To Add “Like” Feature, Creates A Hybrid Of Facebook And Google Docs

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

On stage today at Boxworks, Box CEO Aaron Levie and his team unveiled service that will allow people to “Like” and edit documents within the Box environment. It’s a smart move...

Via TechCrunch

With a host of new features, Box pushes deeper into the enterprise

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Box’s Aaron Levie, a bundle of nervous energy, kicked off the company’s annual conference this morning with a slew of product announcements. Levie is the young chief executive of...

Via VentureBeat

Box updates its OneCloud mobile product with 100 new apps

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Looks like Box isn’t done making announcements at its second annual Boxworks conference. Today, Chris Yeh, Vice President of Platform told the audience that its OneCloud service has...

Via The Next Web

Aaron Levie: Box Now Has 140K Active Businesses, 14M Users, 92% of Fortune 500

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Aaron Levie took the stage at the second annual BoxWorks developer conference in San Francisco today to talk about how Box is faring against competition from the likes of Google Drive,...

Via TechCrunch

Box Update Takes Page From Facebook

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

Cloud storage service Box today unveiled an interface overhaul that makes things more social by taking a few cues from Facebook. The new Box experience means “content is more...

Via PC World

Tech In A Box: How The Cloud Got Sexy

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

I first covered Box (then Box.net) in the summer of 2009, when the startup brazenly put up a billboard along 101 claiming that its storage service could better handle your data than...

Via NBC Bay Area

Open vs. Closed: The Cloud Wars

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

If Oracle and H.P. are offering a vertical integration, Box is trying to sell a horizontal integration of diverse software applications, which would provide customers more choice. “It...

Via New York Times

Box Debuts HTML5 Embeddable Framework To Integrate Content With Third-Party Enterprise Software Apps

Tuesday, October 9th, 2012

At Box’s annual Boxworks event today, the company debuted a new way for its cloud storage and collaboration platform to be accessed across the enterprise. Via a new HTML5 embeddable...

Via TechCrunch