UCSF Box is a cloud-hosted platform that allows users to easily store and share documents, photos, research materials and other files for collaboration.

Box Drive allows you to navigate the contents of your Box folders from a desktop application. With Box Drive installed, you will have:

UCSF Box is a cloud-based file collaboration and storage tool similar to Dropbox, OneDrive and Google, however only UCSF Box and OneDrive are managed and ...

Box Drive uses a cache to stream files from the cloud as opposed to downloading all the files to your machine. This cache is set to 25GB or 50% of your hard ...

Box is a platform to store, share and collaborate either from the cloud or your desktop using the Box. Drive feature that is available to all UCSF students,.

Navigating Box Box is a cloud-based storage application for storage and collaboration on the documents that you will develop at UCSF.

UCSF Box is a cloud-based file collaboration tool similar to Dropbox, OneDrive and Google Drive. Log in: Box Cloud Storage external site (opens in a new window).

A secure folder provides a way to encrypt sensitive data that does not fall into the category of easily recognized UCSF PHI. Examples include UCSF PHI images ...

Log in via MyAccess to save. Overview An in-depth overview of the various UCSF Box icons: screenshot UCSF Box key unshared folder icon Unshared folder

Box Drive is a desktop app from Box that allows you to access all your files in Box from your computer without needing to download or sync those files first.