Tag Archives: Aaron Levie

Box.net Now Offers a Mac Client Plus Other Goodies

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Box.net announced a new version of its Windows Sync client, and the first-ever version of Box Sync for Mac OS X. According to PCWorld’s Tony Bradley, the cloud storage, sync and collaboration company also unveiled a variety of security enhancements, and new social integration with Salesforce.com’s Chatter platform. READ MORE »

Box.net Reportedly Passes on $500 Million

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Anonymous sources told VentureBeat earlier this that Box.net decided to turn down a $500 million offer. Company CEO Aaron Levie chose not to comment. The cloud-computing company raised $48 million in its most recent round of funding, which closed in February. READ MORE »

Something New: Enterprise Software That Doesn’t Suck

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For years enterprise software vendors have been selling to CIOs expensive and complex systems that employees don’t like, can’t figure out, and underuse, which is ultimately a waste of money, writes Box.net CEO Aaron Levie for TechCrunch. That’s changing, he says, due to web-delivered, freemium or open-sourced solutions that employees start using on their own, resulting in viral, bottom-up adoption of technology across organizations of all sizes. READ MORE »

Box.net Takes Aim at SharePoint with Google Docs Integration

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Cloud-based file storage service Box.net already has 6 million users storing 300 million files. And its free personal account offers up to 5 gigs of storage–more than twice what DropBox offers. The company just upped the ante big-time against hugely popular Microsoft SharePoint by integrating its service with Google Documents and Spreadsheets. READ MORE »