Suitebox named as innovative leader


Mobile office solutions firm, SuiteBox, will continue its focus on innovation after its client engagement solution won the award for innovation at Oracle's OpenWorld event in San Francisco.
SuiteBox chief executive, Ian Dunbar, said that receiving the award was a positive step forward for the business, which would continue to expand on its innovation agenda moving forward.
"Technology gives you the ability to reach in at any moment and interact with the people that matter most," Dunbar said.
"SuiteBox delivers huge value to professionals by allowing them to engage their clients more effectively by reducing the steps in business processes and through communication that is streamlined and digital."
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