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Dropbox adds new integration features after hiking prices by 20 per cent
Refreshed apps with extra features come a month after the company hiked prices on its Dropbox Plus plan
Dropbox to acquire e-signature software firm HelloSign
Dropbox will acquire HelloSign for $230 million in cash
The remote wipe dilemma: why companies take extreme measures to protect data
Erasure of personal information from stolen devices may be the only way to protect companies from extensive damage
What features to look for in choosing a content collaboration platform
Collaboration has never seen easier, but with so many tools available choosing the right one can be difficult
Dropbox quietly files for a $10bn 2018 IPO
Dropbox IPO has been a long time coming and would be the largest technology flotation since Snap
Dropbox planning to launch IPO before the end of the year, according to reports
Dropbox would be biggest IPO since Snap in March
Trivago deploys Dropbox Business worldwide
High uptake and Office 365 integration led global hotel search company to opt for Dropbox over rivals
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston calls on Donald Trump to uphold net neutrality
"A lot of us are waiting to see what actually happens," admits Houston
Dropbox hacked: Credentials of 68 million users spilled
Dropbox "proper hacked", claims security researcher
Dropbox urges users to update their old passwords
It's a "purely preventative" measure, claims the company
Dropbox considers going public
Unlikely to float for anything near the $10bn it was valued at in its last funding round
Almost half of workers negatively affected by company security systems, says Computing research
Applications burden comes a close second
Facilitate, don't dictate: How "shadow IT" is now an outdated concept
Dropbox's international trust and security chief for EMEA Mark Crosbie believes we should redefine the word 'threat'
Shadow IT? Blame the IT department for lack of support for new ways of working
Monolithic applications and inflexible security policies driving business and ordinary staff to use third-party IT
Research: Unified communications and collaboration - on the up, but a way to go
The UC&C market is growing thanks to mobility and cloud but not everyone is ready for it, Computing research finds
No longer in No Man's Land: Can cloud technology change academia?
Dr Noam Leshem explains how cloud is helping academics overcome issues when exploring uncharted lands
Sportscotland removes Dropbox shadow-IT threat
Sportscotland: 'We had little control over what information was being shared or who it was shared with'
How Dropbox is helping modern-day explorers chart unclaimed lands
Thanks to Dropbox, the Into No Man's Land team will be able to collaborate on the go during their 6,000-mile trek
Is shadow IT emerging from the gloom?
Are CIOs and rogue apps starting to co-exist in peace?
Microsoft to acquire Israeli cloud security company Adallom for $320m
Adallom will reportedly become the centre for Microsoft's cyber security business in Israel
Could your next personal assistant be built using artificial intelligence?
x.ai believes that its personal assistant won't only be able to schedule meetings, but also interpret tone, sarcasm and lies
Top IT stories this week: IT salaries compared, Snooper's charter returns, and NSA using AI to read your emails
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'Much nicer than DropBox'... 'People just like it': Why two CIOs bought Box over other collaboration tools
Eurostar CIO Antoine de Kerviler and University of Dundee CTO Paul Saunders explain why they chose Box for online collaboration
Box CEO Aaron Levie: Our value-add tools will make us better than Dropbox and other rivals
Acquisition of 3D graphics firm Verold and partnership with Microsoft makes Box better than Dropbox, claims Levie