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Google v. Microsoft for Cloud Computing King
In recent months, Google has made plans to set its foot in the small and medium business (SMB) market. The multinational cloud computing company intends to swipe some of Microsoft's control in the SMB cloud computing market. Microsoft is a long-standing business and it along with the newer cloud computing competitors may stand in Google's way. Cloud computing in the SMB market is very profitable because it providers smaller companies with an affordable database, programming and communication solutions. Cloud computing does not necessitate technical expertise or hardware so it is easy and cost-friendly. Google has focused in on SMBs, ... READ MORE
What Content Management Can Learn from Facebook
Facebook might not be the most business-friendly social media platform, but it has certainly managed to change the way business does business. Box.net is taking a page right out of the Facebook; um book, to enhance their collaboration and content management platform. Box.net’s CMS features communication, file sharing and version control options for their users. Soon, the company will add newsfeed to that list as well. In an effort to stay relevant and to ensure that information is properly and exhaustively dispersed throughout the social media pipeline, Box.net is adding a newsfeed feature to syndicate information. “It’s hard to connect the ... READ MORE
Taking the iPad to Work
Box.net, the cloud content management vendor, aka Microsoft’s arch nemesis, has a video update on their iPad deployment project at D7 Consulting. Box recently gave the company 20 free iPads with content management technology to help D7 setup an efficient workflow around the magical Apple product.The end goal for Box is to optimize D7’s efficiency through collaboration with the help of Box and Apple technology. Box is also hoping to gain valuable feedback for their future software by leveraging what is learned by the D7 and iPad experiment. Box is also looking into a few exciting new features like methods for ... READ MORE
Box.net achieves record growth and triples revenue in H1 2010
Box.net, a leading provider of cloud content management software to users worldwide, announced today that it achieved a record growth in the first half of 2010. Around 4 million users rely on Box.net to share, collaborate and manage content on the cloud. The company’s strategic partnerships with Google Apps and NetSuite, $15M in Series C financing, SAS70 certification all helped them with their increase in market share. Box’s constant product innovations have been a major factor in their growth. For instance their Box app for iPad was one among the first business applications for the iPad, their QuickOFfice Connect Mobile Suite ... READ MORE
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