Box unpacks new tools to 'increase the velocity of business'

Stuart Sumner
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New mobile, web and platform tools aim to enhance viewing and sharing experiences

Box has today launched a suite of new online document storage and collaboration products that its CEO and co-founder Aaron Levie described as aiming to "increase the velocity of business". The a...

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