Collaborate Disseminate
New apps focus on lightweight, mobile-first collaboration
Dropbox and Salesforce are both offering new tools for lightweight collaboration in business.
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It’s an interesting time for Dropbox’s document-building tool, Paper. Quip, in a similar vein to Paper, was bought for a whopping $750 million by Salesforce earlier this week. This deal surprised a ton of people, but made a lot of sense given that Salesforce has seemingly been dipping its toes into collaboration software. So Quip is a great, and natural, fit for Salesforce and… Read More Continue reading Dropbox launches an iPhone and Android version of its document-editing app Paper
This is a bit random, but three readers have asked me the same question over the past week: What do I use to backup my PCs? It’s a great question.
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New technology is emerging at ever-increasing speeds, transforming how we communicate, collaborate and manage our day-to-day responsibilities. As soon as we get a strong grasp on the latest workplace technology, an even newer solution surfaces. R… Continue reading You can’t kill email
Dropbox Inc. unveiled tools for scanning documents using a smartphone camera and for creating new Microsoft Office documents with the click of a button, as the file-storage company pushes into new parts of the corporate cloud-services market.
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Dropbox today is releasing a slew of new enterprise features as it continues to try to woo larger businesses in an effort to build a strong new line of business. The most interesting new feature is probably a tool in its mobile application that a… Continue reading Dropbox launches a new way to scan documents with your phone, and other sharing features
It looks like the malware gangs are back after a 3 week break. The first one to talk about is an email with the subject of Andrew Lumley sent you “Scan001.zip” pretending to come from Andrew Lumley via Dropbox <no-reply@dropbox.com> … Continue reading →
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Since attaining a $10 billion valuation from investors in 2014, Dropbox Inc. has become a symbol of unicorn startup exuberance. But several shareholders have rec… Continue reading Dropbox Is Cash-Flow Positive, Aims to Be Profitable, CEO Says
Millenials are often accused of not being able to put down their mobile devices, but a recent survey by Dropbox and Ipsos Mori found that older workers are adept at juggling multiple devices, too, and are generally pretty hap… Continue reading Survey finds older workers find juggling multiple devices without a problem
Academics have developed a framework for typo-tolerant passwords that significantly enhances usability without compromising security. Continue reading Password Autocorrect Without Compromising Security