
TeraBox: Cloud Storage Big Enough for Your Marketing Assets
Marketing teams generate more files than they can comfortably keep. Raw event video, podcast audio, product photography, webinar recordings, design source files, and years of campaign archives pile up on laptops and shared drives. When local disks fill, people delete things they later need, or they scatter assets across personal accounts where nobody else on...
Key points
- • TeraBox: Cloud Storage Big Enough For Your Marketing Assets | Martech Zone Marketing teams generate more files than they can comfortably keep.
- • TeraBox TeraBox is a cloud storage and file sharing service from Flextech that starts with a large free allowance and scales to multiple terabytes on paid plans.
- • TeraBox is a cloud storage and file-sharing service from Flextech with web, desktop, iOS, and Android apps.
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