Crossland Construction: How a strong IT foundation connects content and teams across the business

Crossland Construction, a family-run business with over 1,500 employees, has effectively leveraged Box's cloud content management platform for a decade, providing secure, remote access to essential content across its multiple regional offices and teams working in the field. This strategic use of Box, alongside Okta, has enabled Crossland to maintain seamless operations, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing employees to transition smoothly to remote work without noticing significant changes. The integration of Box has yielded substantial efficiencies across various business functions, including construction management, learning programs, and accounting, resulting in time and cost savings, improved reporting accuracy, and enhanced project management. Christiansen, Crossland's Database Administrator, emphasizes the importance of selecting reliable and intuitive cloud solutions and advises that transitioning to cloud content management requires a cultural shift in the company. Despite evaluating other cloud management tools, she remains confident in Box's ability to consistently meet the company's needs, highlighting its role in complying with security and regulatory requirements while offering robust sharing and privacy controls.

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