However, if your internet is not up to scratch that’s not always a showstopper. Thankfully, many businesses now benefit from fast internet connections of 100mbps or more. With any cloud storage solution, internet connection speeds are the most important concern and even more-so for creative businesses with large files. PerformanceĪn important concern for some businesses we manage in the creative/marketing space is whether their large files with work within Dropbox Business. They do well at Cloud File Storage, but not so well at integrating third party services and enabling collaboration.ĭropbox is, through our testing, truly the only out of the box solution that can effectively manage Google, Adobe AND Microsoft Office files all within the same storage solution. Whilst Microsoft Teams and Google Drive have great solutions for cloud storage, they do not have the same ability to manipulate different file types on a device online OR offline. The benefits of having a single place to bring all your files together should not be understated. It’s amazingly simple to open Microsoft Office files, PDFs, or other file types within Dropbox. The integration with Microsoft Office, Google and, 100+ other partners make Dropbox the ultimate collaboration suite. With Dropbox, the traditional “Shared Drive” is replaced by Dropbox but accessed in the same way via Windows Explorer on PC or Finder on Mac. They want to access their files like they did on the server. This is a big one for many of our clients. Read on below to find out the 3 key reasons our clients use Dropbox for Business. Well sure, but over 80% of the businesses we manage use Dropbox for Business… The question then is, why do they choose it? How could it be? There are all manner of cloud file sharing solutions available right?
One sec, before we get started, I just want to highlight that we admit Dropbox for Business is not the be-all-end-all solution for every business out there.
The trick is finding the one which will suit your business best. Or maybe you have a well-established business and you’re already migrating to cloud services.Įither way, there’s a ton of collaboration/cloud storage solutions out there. Perhaps you’re just starting out and trying to find a good solution for collaborating and storing your files. However, storing your data in the cloud is more likely the better option. Is implementing a local file server is a good idea? Maybe, that’s the short answer. What’s a business to do about storing & sharing files in 2019?
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