NET+Box
One of the most commonly voiced collaboration needs today is the ability to easily access and share your personal content with anyone, from anywhere. Since 2005, Box has been helping more than 10 million individuals, small businesses and Fortune 1000 companies do just that.
And now, Internet2 members who are also InCommon participants can add this valuable Internet2 NET+Box storage and collaboration service to their membership for an additional fee. Other InCommon institutions of higher education (.edu) headquartered in the United States are also eligible to participate at a higher fee.
Box is a leading enterprise Cloud Content Management (CCM) platform that embraces what's best about the cloud, serving the pressing content management needs of the next-generation workplace, workforce and IT. Eighty-two percent of the Fortune 500 currently use Box. Browse our Features, Pricing and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) pages for more information. Then visit How To Participate for detailed information on how to sign up.
The NET+Box service is now generally available to all U.S. higher education institutions for production deployment. For details, read the press release.
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Press Releases
- Announcement of General Availability for U.S. Universities
- Internet2 and Box Bring Cloud Services To Universities Nationwide
- Internet2 NET+ Services To Deliver Cloud Services To University Faculty, Staff and Students Nationwide
Internet2 NET+Box Updates – 15 Feb 2012 • 04 Jan 2012 • 18 Nov 2011
Salman Khan, Box Strategic Account Executive, describes the service.
Shel Waggener, Associate Chancellor, IT and CIO, U of CA Berkeley, and Dan Levin, COO for Box, announce a new Internet2 NET+Box service developed especially for the Internet2 community. Recorded at the opening General Session, Fall 2011 Internet2 Member Meeting, Raleigh, NC.
NET+Box Roadmap
Early university adopters that are in the process of rolling out the service campus-wide, include Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell University, Indiana University, University of California - Berkeley, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, and University of Notre Dame.
To date, 35 universities are in active trials of the Box service and more than 100 universities have expressed interest in the Internet2 NET+ Box offering, since the pilot program was launched in fall of 2011. For more information, please email netplus-box@internet2.edu.
