Granted, this is also the case for OneDrive and SharePoint, but we are often asked about how seamless Dropbox’s integration is. If a user is signed into their computer with Office 365, they can sign into the Dropbox App or website without needing to re-enter their credentials.
Single Sign-on allows users to use their Office 365 account to log into multiple services. It has a familiar file explorer/finder layout with additional enhancements that make it easier for employees to collaborate and comment on files and turn folders into productive workspaces called Dropbox Spaces. The new Dropbox Desktop App actually works quite well. Users can take advantage of the improved mobility, security and external collaboration features at their own pace. Ease of Useĭropbox eases the digital transformation curve for users who are familiar with working via Windows Explorer or Mac Finder. And when it does come back online, are all the changes and files there? Are there conflicts? How will we know without checking each affected device and team member? It may seem trivial, but in our experience, the emotional impact of an unreliable sync client is a very real thing.
You’ll never know if the reason the files aren’t there is because the syncing isn’t working, or because your team members haven’t done their job. When the tool that keeps your team in sync doesn’t work reliably, not only can you lose trust in it, but you can lose trust in your team. A Dropbox keynote speaker once commented: “Dropbox doesn’t just keep files in sync, it keeps teams in sync.” It’s marketing talk, but it makes sense. Generally speaking, the Dropbox client just works.
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