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Box Products Get Complete Makeover!

Paulina Lainez April 01, 2020

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Paulina Lainez

April 01, 2020

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At Ortus, our motto has always been Modernize Or Die. We abide by what we preach, so this decision was not taken lightly. After extensive market research and expert consultation, we have decided to change the names of some of our most popular products.  Without further ado, please find the list below of the new names:

  • ColdBox – FridgeBox 
  • TestBox – MakeItWorkBox
  • WireBox – ShockBox
  • ForgeBox – ToyBox 
  • CommandBox – MasterBox

The aim of the transformation was to find a fresh and modern connection between the consumer and our Box products. Please note that new logos will also be distributed for usage. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us. As part of the open-source community, we welcome all your thoughts.

 

 

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From all of us at Ortus Solutions, Happy April Fools Day! We hope you’re all safe and #StayingAtHome. 

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