Discover how Dropbox delivered 375% ROI for businesses

When businesses evaluate new content platforms, there are a number of factors to consider. Ease of use, security and efficiency all play a part, but let’s face it, the ultimate question to be answered is this: Will this technology boost my bottom line?

The larger the company, the harder it can be to evaluate. That’s why we commissioned research giant Forrester to examine the Total Economic Impact (TEI) of Dropbox. They’ve developed an in-depth look at the cost savings and business benefits that companies adopting Dropbox can realize. Spoiler alert: They found an average return on investment (ROI) of 375% and a net present value (NPV) of $1.07 million over three years for a composite company of 1,000 people.

We think those numbers are formidable, but what happened to make them happen can apply to pretty much any company. The top benefits were reduced rework, help with IT management, and improvements in productivity, collaboration and corporate governance. They’re the types of upgrades that no business would turn down. And interestingly enough, in the case of improved individual productivity, the benefit improves as the years pass, with Year 2 and 3 values doubling that of Year 1.

Intrigued? Read the full study to find out how Dropbox is making a difference for businesses, and how your company can get similar results.