Dropbox stories

“DocSend is a perfect complement to our product roadmap and we’re thrilled to welcome them to our team," says Dropbox CEO.>>

Dropbox is investing in what it calls a ‘Virtual First’ working policy, which puts remote work front and centre of the company’s workforce culture.>>

Customers are now able to electronically sign and share documents from Dropbox, and store them within Australia to ensure data residency.>>

“We’re working quickly to provide new features to help people stay better organised in all aspects of their lives so they can focus on what really matters - like health and family.”>>

The file-sharing and management company is aiming to embed its place in the IT channel both regionally and globally.>>

Businesses that are already using Dropbox can integrate HelloSign into their workflows in Office 365, Salesforce, G-Suite and others.>>

Dropbox has launched HelloSign for enterprises, enabling businesses to sign documents 80% faster with a three times higher completion rate.>>

Malwarebytes has snapped up former Dropbox CMO Carolyn Feinstein as its newest member of the Malwarebytes board of directors.>>

As Dropbox becomes the central place to access and share files, how can you ensure important data is protected and retained beyond the native limits of Dropbox?>>

The solution gives businesses a backup of their Dropbox data and extends the retention of data beyond the native data recovery limits of Dropbox.>>

Dropbox has launched its local hosting environment for Dropbox Business customers in Australia and New Zealand, providing more options for those customers to store their files onshore in Australia.>>

Dropbox is introducing what it calls the ‘biggest user-facing change in the company’s history’, as it moves to become a central collaboration platform for teams, tools, and content.>>

"Dropbox meets our security needs while also providing our researchers with enhanced levels of governance and control over their data.">>

Dropbox Business users in New Zealand, Australia, and Japan will be able to store their Dropbox files in-country, beginning in the second half of 2019.>>

Global collaboration platform Dropbox has announced it will now host Australian customer files onshore to support its growing base in the country.>>

Integrations will keep customer content protected and secure with tools for controlling identity access, governing data, and managing devices.>>

Nitro integration with Dropbox Extensions will expand PDF productivity capabilities for users directly within Dropbox.>>

Dropbox has rolled out a new search engine called Nautilus that aims to not only protect data privacy, but also pave the way for intelligent document ranking and retrieval features.>>

Ingram Micro has provided an eBook that provides insights from key vendors to help partners flourish in this burgeoning industry.>>

Dropbox has extended partnerships with Canva, Final Draft, Frame.io, Getty Images, Marvel, Shift.io, and Widen.>>

Western Digital has made major strides in the data center industry with the announcement that Dropbox has deployed its newest innovation.>>

From within Dropbox, users will have the option to open and edit compatible files directly in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides.>>

A mistake many businesses make is the belief that a remote workplace, and a stationed office, are binary opposites.>>

XD is Adobe’s solution for designing, prototyping, and sharing user experiences.>>