Case Study: Online storage and collaboration at Toyota

Stuart Sumner
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Car manufacturer sees improved productivity as user base increasingly adopts Box

Car manufacturer Toyota now has around 2,000 internal staff using online file storage and collaboration suite Box, from a standing start one year ago. They include high level executives, field work...

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