TECHCRUNCH | NOVEMBER 28, 2014
"Earlier this week, TechCrunch published commentary on a report concerning the current popularity of various enterprise cloud file sync and share products, a group of services usually shortened to the acronym 'EFSS.'
Dropbox was far and away the leader, finding a home within nearly 45 percent of responding enterprise IT pros' businesses. Microsoft's OneDrive had over 25 percent penetration, Google Drive had nearly 25 percent and Box had just under 15 percent.
Smaller players — Amazon, Hightail, SAP Docs, Egnyte, and so forth — each had less than 10 percent apiece."
Dropbox was far and away the leader, finding a home within nearly 45 percent of responding enterprise IT pros' businesses. Microsoft's OneDrive had over 25 percent penetration, Google Drive had nearly 25 percent and Box had just under 15 percent.
Smaller players — Amazon, Hightail, SAP Docs, Egnyte, and so forth — each had less than 10 percent apiece."
BUT, the real news in this report is that less than 18% of users are actually PAYING for the service. Is it any wonder then that security is less than ideal? No wonder you need a security product like ShatterDOC!
BLOG Team
No comments:
Post a Comment