The launch of Dropbox Spaces and its accompanying app marks a significant change for the company, a former Silicon Valley unicorn startup that gained prominence for its simple and free service that let people store digital files in the “cloud,” thus saving space on their hard drives. Dropbox wants this app to become the be-all and end-all corporate service where workers spend their waking, productive day. And more importantly, it aims to grow the company beyond the little online folder on where people stuff their bottomless collections of corporate proposals and PowerPoint slides.īut the bigger change to Dropbox may be its new desktop app, which functions as a digital hub where workers can collaborate with colleagues on projects that require access to digital files.
Previewed earlier this summer, Spaces is an interlinking between the folders that Dropbox users have become long familiar with. On Wednesday, the San Francisco-based firm announced an evolution of its core product, now called Dropbox Spaces.
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