CIO Network: Moving To A More Open Cloud

Box CEO Aaron Levie says that as applications become more open, companies will have the ability to work with a greater number of technology vendors. He speaks with Jonathan Krim at the 2016 CIO Network conference in Half Moon Bay, Calif.

Feb 8th, 2016

Box CEO Aaron Levie says that as applications become more open, companies will have the ability to work with a greater number of technology vendors. He speaks with Jonathan Krim at the 2016 CIO Network conference in Half Moon Bay, Calif.

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