<p>If there's one thing that Enterprise Content Management industry veteran Whitney Bouck has heard plenty of rants about, it's content silos. Or in simpler terms, not being able to easily access and/or share documents, files or other information, stored in one place from another.</p><p>And while Bouck didn't have many simple solutions to offer her customers a few years back, she does today. And the best one, she says, is provided by Box, the company at which she now leads the online file sharing and Cloud Content Management offering for enterprise companies. With Box users can store, share, collaborate on and manage their important business documents and other content in a secure environment from any device, smartphones and tablets included. Announcing Box Embed</p><p>But that's not news, this is: later today at BoxWorks, Box's annual user conference, Box will be unveiling Box Embed, a brand new technology that, through the click of a button, delivers the full Box experience (file uploads, search, comments and tasks) into a website, a conversation or partner applications. Written using an HTML5 embeddable framework, Bouck says that it will now be quick and easy to bring content and collaboration capabilities to people wherever they work.</p><p>So easy, in fact that with Box Embed there's no need to write any code, says Bouck. Instead users can simply grab an embed code from the sharing options to the right of any file or folder on Box, add it to their websites, forums or blogs, and start sharing. New Enterprise Partnerships</p><p><a href="http://www.cmswire.com/cms/document-management/box-embed-launched-box-integration-with-third-party-enterprise-apps-made-simple-boxworks-017679.php">Keep reading...</a></p><p>Read also:</p><p><a href="http://www.fiercecontentmanagement.com/story/vendor-conferences-let-them-control-message/2012-10-07">Vendor conferences let them control the message</a> (FierceContentManagement)</p><p><a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9232196/Box_adds_links_to_third_party_web_apps_sites">Box adds links to third-party web apps, sites</a> (Computerworld)</p><p>Explore: <a href="http://news.google.com/news/more?ncl=d4SaiX86VM8u-pMTp6cguowsJCIPM&ned=us">53 additional articles.</a></p>