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Gartner names Box a Visionary in new Magic Quadrant for Content Services Platforms

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Company
Box
Date Published
Author
Joely Urton
Word Count
1,047
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Language
English
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Summary

In October 2017, Gartner published its inaugural Magic Quadrant report for Content Services Platforms (CSP), redefining the scope from the previous Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems and evaluating vendors on vision and execution. Box was recognized in the Visionary quadrant, distinguishing itself as one of two vendors that appeared in both the Content Services and Content Collaboration Platforms quadrants, alongside Microsoft. This reflects a market shift towards cloud-based content management, driven by the need for better collaboration, user experience, and integration across business applications. Traditional ECM systems are being supplanted by CSPs that offer innovative features such as robust APIs, mobile capabilities, and enhanced security and compliance. Box has been instrumental in this shift, with notable implementations by organizations like the FDA and Metropolitan Police Service of London, leveraging Box for improved collaboration, infrastructure modernization, and secure content management. At its annual conference, BoxWorks, the company announced new offerings like Box Skills, Box Graph, and Box Relay, which integrate machine learning to enhance content management and streamline workflows, further cementing Box's leadership in the cloud content management space.

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