Item: Dropbox Business
Rating: 8
Author: Darian Rawson

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

DropBox for business is just like DropBox regular not-for-business. Sync files, share files, collaborate with others and more. Except the For Business version comes with some fancy options that really do not require help from IT to make you feel like some sort of futuristic technology wizard. If you know how to log in to DropBox you are probably prepared to manage a DropBox for Business team.

Pros and Cons

Versioning and restore of deleted files
Synchronize with multiple devices
Sharing and Collaboration
Granular access controls and enhanced security features

Could be a little cheaper
Would be nice to get all features for all levels
Phone support for lower tiers

Return on Investment

Peace of mind: priceless
Flexible working conditions
Having the files you need when you need them without carrying around USB drives which can get lost!

Alternatives Considered

Copy and OneDrive

DropBox is the king of all cloud sync services. It's not the right solution for everyone, but it's probably the best solution for most users due to the ease of use, quality and dependability of the platform, costs, and also that they have a long track record of support without major pivots in service.

Other Software Used

Adobe Phone Gap

Likelihood to Recommend

Oops the file got deleted. Oops the file is too big for email. Who has the latest version and where is it saved. All of these questions are much simpler to answer with a DropBox for business service under your arsenal. If you are a lone wolf, freelancer or someone like that, you may not find the benefits of DrobBox For Business advantageous, but they are still worth considering for future growth.

DropBox for Business and Forget it!

Overall Satisfaction with Dropbox for Business