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Are businesses ready for a comeback?

We surveyed 3,000 small and mid-sized companies to learn how 2020 changed the way they work, for better or worse

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Work with flexibility

Your success guide to remote working
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The Drop In: Conversations about leading with flexibility

In our four-part video series, created in partnership with Wired Brand Lab, award-winning podcast host and best-selling author Guy Raz connects with innovative entrepreneurs and explores how even in this new era of distributed work, they’re managing to increase productivity, collaborate with their team, and evolve their business for the better
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How to build a strategy for digital success

Mitigating risk while fueling innovation is a balancing act. We spoke to global enterprises, such as Arqiva and REHAU, to learn their strategies for driving growth while staying secure.
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The synchronous challenges of distributed work

Alastair Simpson, VP of Design at Dropbox, discusses the changing workplace and how businesses must adapt to a more human and flexible way of working.
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Solutions for remote work

As businesses adjust to the new normal of distributed work, IT teams and managers face unprecedented challenges to enable staff to get their work done, wherever they are. Join us for a series of 20-minute webinars that seek to address these challenges and offer solutions for doing your best work, remotely.

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Teams on Dropbox

Featured case studies

Future Classic studio

Future Classic

The record label and artist management company uses Dropbox Business to collaborate on music, video, and event production.

Figma team

Figma

While the teams at Figma are busy building collaborative, cutting-edge design tools for creatives, they rely on Dropbox for their own internal workflows and improved communication.

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InVision

The design software company uses Dropbox Business to collaborate more securely and efficiently, allowing the team to scale globally.

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