We are being inundated with so many file sharing tools. Which one is the best fit for you?
In this short 30 minute webinar, we will cover...
- Review and compare the three leading tools: Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive.
- Show you the benefits of each tool and some applicable use cases.
- Open up the tools and show you how he uses them to boost productivity and collaboration.
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Dropbox
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An established player in the market
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Easy to share files and folders with other people
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Seamless syncing between devices
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Used primarily for personal use, business offering is still finding its feet
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Data resides outside of Australia - can pose data data sovereignty issues
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Pricing: Free plan gives you 2GB. Paid plans from $10.99 for 1TB
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Nonprofit Pricing: N/A
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Sign up: https://www.dropbox.com/plans
Google Drive
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Makes document collaboration really easy with seamless integration with Google docs
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Works well with Google Apps and Gmail
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To get the most out of Google Drive you really need to switch over to Google
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This change can be hard for you and your team
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Pricing: Free plan gives you 15GB. Paid plans from $9.99 for 1TB
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Nonprofit Pricing: Google Apps suite and 30GB free
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Sign up: https://www.google.com/intl/en/drive
OneDrive
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Syncs well Microsoft's Office 365 suite
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Works well with Microsoft devices - e.g. Windows 8, Microsoft Surface, Windows phones, etc
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OneDrive business solution is quite new and still a cloudy option for organisations
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Pricing: Free plan gives you 15GB. Paid plans from $2.50 for 1TB
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Nonprofit Pricing: Office 365 suite heavility discounted at $6-8 per user with 1TB.
About The Presenter
Ross Beard is the Marketing Manager for R & G Technologies.
He uses these file sharing tools to boost productivity and team collaboration. Ross will share real examples of how he leverages these tools.
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