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.

“In this new world, it’s critical to deliver a phenomenal first impression, every time.”

Users will begin to see Dropbox’s new look, from the website to products, over the next few weeks.

New collaboration and workflow APIs expand developer capabilities; new connections with Atlassian, Autodesk and Microsoft headline expanded portfolio.

With Dropbox Paper for Slack, content and conversations stay together as teams move between the two.

Businesses need to be adaptive and entrepreneurial. The disruption of the construction industry is a positive movement for the industry as a whole.

Dropbox’s new integrations with Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Office 365 allow users to choose additional storage options.

Former Microsoft, LinkedIn and SurveyMonkey heavyweight joins Dropbox to lead A/NZ business into its next phase of growth.

Dropbox hopes the updates will give admin stronger user controls and increased visibility into their teams’ Dropbox usage.

The Point-of-Presence will improve upload and download speeds in direct response to strong uptake of its collaborative solutions.

"No SaaS company to date has been able to cross that threshold faster than Dropbox.”

“By joining the Dropbox Technology Partner Program, as a Premier Partner, CipherCloud is taking advantage of Dropbox's open API and developer support"

Dropbox says it's doubling down on corporate data protection with new security controls designed to protect data and make it easier to collaborate.

Dropbox has officially welcomed Symantec to the company's Partner Network, alongside other security industry heavyweights.