SpringCM Gets $18 Million from Investors
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SpringCM, a provider of Content Cloud Services, announced that it has received
According to a release, SpringCM will use the funding to scale its direct sales and channel efforts to address the growing demand from enterprises for cloud services that transform the way people find, share, collaborate and work with content.
"There is a tremendous opportunity to help companies do more than simply store and share content in the cloud," said
Customers and Industry Analysts Recognize SpringCM's Strategic Value, the company noted. "SpringCM has been an invaluable partner to accelerate
"As the need to shift content to the cloud has intensified, enterprises have become smarter about the choice they have between popular cloud storage services and enterprise-class services, like SpringCM," said
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