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Enterprise File Sync & Share Solutions: What's the Difference?
Bad as that sounds, you’re hardly alone. More than three-quarters of companies have yet to choose an Enterprise File Sync and Share (EFSS) solution(s). And there are many, many to choose from. Gartner, in its July 2014 Magic Quadrant report on the EFSS market, said that there were more
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Look What Dropbox for Business Has Made Available Now
Dropbox doesn’t have to worry much about gaining an enterprise footprint, the reality is that it’s already huge. There are over 4 million unique companies using the service, according to Ilya Fushman, head of product, Dropbox for Business.
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A Graceful Exit for Box?
Just a little more than two weeks from today, on Sept. 2, Box CEO Aaron Levie will host BoxWorks, the company’s biggest pep rally of the year.
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Think Dropbox Isn't Serious About the Enterprise? Think Again
And though many EFSS solutions provide document previews that are accessible via a mobile device, they can still be hard to work with.
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Startup Offers Free Collaboration Option for Any Web Page
Just as Microsoft blends Yammer into Office365, a startup is offering a free service to add a Facebook-like collaboration tool to any web page. Lifestreams Technologies, a 2-year-old company based in New Haven, Conn.
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Dropbox for Business Raises Its Sync and Share Game
Dropbox isn’t particularly interested in what Box, Syncplicity, Citrix or any other of the 100 plus companies who are fighting for their share of the enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) market are up to.
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Amazon Wants In on the Enterprise Sync and Share Action Too
Just yesterday we wrote that the file storage, synching and sharing market may be as big as one trillion dollars. When Amazon found out about it, they went and built their own EFSS offering.
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Microsoft Moves to Win Cloud, EFSS and Other Markets
Storing, synching, editing and/or sharing files in the cloud has suddenly become big business. Startups like Box, Dropbox, and Syncplicity (now owned by EMC) sensed this long ago because their founders rightly predicted that the knowledge workers of the future wouldn’t want to be emailing files to themselves
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Gartner Rates Enterprise File Sync and Share Vendors
As anyone who reads CMSWire regularly already knows, the Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing (EFSS) market is hotter than hot. The 100+ players within it introduce new features and new releases almost as often as soccer's Tim Howard saves goals.
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Showdown at the Mobile Enterprise Corral
Why have so many mobile enterprise companies made financial announcements within the last few weeks? In the mobile device management (MDM) space, Good Technology has filed an S1 to go public and MobileIron successfully executed an IPO. In the File Sync and Share (FSS) space, Dropbox announced a $500M line
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Will Dropbox's New Feature Be Enough?
Dropbox wants legitimacy in the Enterprise, and it’s racing to get all the boxes (no pun intended) checked that will win it official entry through company doors. To be fair, according to Dropbox for Business product manager Anand Subramani, they already have 4 million users in businesses.
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Box Watch No. 2: $100M More, Please
Maybe Re/code has a bug (of the non-insect variety) planted in Aaron Levie’s hair or an electronic tracking device imbedded in his shoes. But somehow the site has learned — and is now reporting —that Box is considering taking on $100 million from investors.
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Box Watch: We're Talking About the IPO Again
You know Box boss Aaron Levie can’t be sleeping too well — every time the guy blinks (or doesn’t) there’s news about his company’s impending IPO. And as much as Levie would probably like to comment every now and then, he’s got to keep his lips zipped.
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Will Streem(ing) Make Box More Alluring to Enterprises?
Box wants to be the place where enterprises store, sync and share their content. We’re talking all of your content, all of the time, regardless of its format or size.
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