Dropbox is in your Office
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Dropbox is in your Office
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#2Whoa, hell just froze over. I wonder how the OneDrive team feels about this? This kind of a decision was made at the highest levels of the company.
Re: Dropbox is in your Office
#3Yet another (succesful) attempt of Office to stay integrated into every household. I wish the entire Office suite would kust die over night but sadly it is too settled. There is no competition either or severely crippled.
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#4Whoa, hell just froze over. I wonder how the OneDrive team feels about this? This kind of a decision was made at the highest levels of the company.
Next step is office being ported to Linux
Re: Dropbox is in your Office
#5Yet another (succesful) attempt of Office to stay integrated into every household. I wish the entire Office suite would kust die over night but sadly it is too settled. There is no competition either or severely crippled.
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#6To me this sounds very much like "Microsoft is buying Dropbox in the next 6 months"...
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#7Whoa, hell just froze over. I wonder how the OneDrive team feels about this? This kind of a decision was made at the highest levels of the company.
The more integrations, the better....
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#8Integration between Box and Office was announced at BoxWorks in September, so this shouldn't be a shocker: http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/03/box-pushes-its-office-365-i...
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#9This is very peculiar. From past Dropbox acquisitions, one can extrapolate they're almost certainly working on online collaboration tools. I wonder if Dropbox is using this as a way to gain footholds in large enterprise.
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#10Whoa, hell just froze over. I wonder how the OneDrive team feels about this? This kind of a decision was made at the highest levels of the company.
Why would they feel bad? They probably want to have a successful product not because the user has no option but for its own merits.