
Back in June, Microsoft aounced their expanded partnership with Box to offer Box cloud content management on Azure to enterprise customers. They said that organizations globally will be able to purchase Box’s cloud content management platform with the option to store their Box content on Azure.
Yesterday, Microsoft aounced Box using Azure, the first offering as a result of the partnership which delivers Box Cloud Content Management using Microsoft Azure storage services. Scott Guthrie of Microsoft’s cloud and enterprise division was at BoxWorks event yesterday and he aounced that Box using Azure will be generally available on November 1st.
“Box Skills brings together Box’s cloud content management and Microsoft Azure’s industry leading AI services to deliver intelligent insights for customers,” said Scott Guthrie, EVP of Microsoft’s cloud and enterprise division. “We’re excited to see how the general availability of Box using Azure, that starts November 1st, will help benefit customers in their digital transformation journey.”
Box using Azure enables businesses to:
Over the past few years, Box has been working closely with Microsoft to integrate their products and services. Along with deeper integration with Azure services, Box works well with the whole Microsoft stack, including Office 365, Microsoft Teams, Windows, Active Directory and Intune.
Learn more about Box on Azure here.
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نویسنده: محمد رضا جوادیان