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Dropbox CEO on remote work: ‘Employees value flexibility more than snacks’

Dropbox cofounder and CEO Drew Houston explains why the company moved to a 'Virtual First' approach when it comes to work.

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Dropbox to cut workforce by 16%, hire new talent for AI-powered products

At the end of 2022, the company had 3,118 full-time employees, of which 2,583 were located in the United States.

5 tools and tips to boost productivity while working from home

From password automation to typing with your voice, these are some of the best solutions to improve productivity in a work from home setup.

Confused about Data backups? Here are the best tools for the job

Keeping a backup of your important data is a lifesaver. If you have neglected doing so till now, there is no time like the present.

COVID-19 impact | Dropbox to cut 11% of its global workforce

Dropbox stated that the move will help the firm focus on its top priorities for the year, including evolving the core Dropbox experience, investing in new products, and driving operational excellence.

Zoom’s security woes were no secret to business partners like Dropbox

Dropbox privately paid top hackers to find bugs in software by the videoconferencing company Zoom, then pressed it to fix them.

Coronavirus pandemic | Y Combinator hunkers down, may work remotely for next batch

The announcement is a blow to startups, as the US-based seed accelerator has increased its focus on India.

Data storage firm Dropbox files for IPO of up to $500 million

In its regulatory filing, Dropbox reported 2017 revenue of USD 1.11 billion, up 31 percent from USD 844.8 million a year earlier. The company's net loss narrowed to USD 111.7 million in 2017 from USD 210.2 million in 2016

'Silicon Valley seeks to benefit from India's startup growth'

The event, StartupBridge India, aims to raise awareness among senior executives of large US companies about India's growing presence as a hub for B2B technology companies, organisers said.

Angel investment: What kind of a ball are your angels having?

Led by angel investment groups and incubators, tech startups have raised nearly Rs 113.6 crore India so far this year. What drives these early-stage investors, money or power?

Why CIOs should focus on Shallow IT

CIOs need to be willing to experiment and open to collaborative technologies. They need to convert these technologies into secure platforms.

How Shadow IT poses a threat to your company

Use of non-sanctioned cloud, SaaS (Software-as-a-Service), or personal smartphones for work is called â€˜shadow IT‘. Developing applications for workflow management without the involvement of the IT team is also part of shadow IT. Although it is convenient and quickens work, the practice poses several risks.

China's Fosun vows to become 'giant unicorn'

"Fosun eventually will become a giant 'Unicorn' with enormous power," chairman Guo Guangchang, dubbed China's Warren Buffett, wrote in his letter to shareholders.

Telco official faces off with key Net Neutrality campaigner

With the Net Neutrality debate reaching a crescendo, CNBC-TV18 reached out to understand the viewpoints of both an official of the telecom industry, some of which purportedly supports a â€œdiscriminatoryâ€ form of the Internet, and a vocal critic of the proposed regime.