The 5 Best Dropbox Alternatives for Small Teams

Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud storage services on the market. It’s relatively easy to set up, can sync across all of your devices, and offers multiple plans to help you to store, share, and securely access all your files.

However, it does have its drawbacks. For one, its free plan only offers 2GB of cloud storage, which is not enough for most solo users let alone a small team. It also lacks end-to-end encryption. This means that Dropbox does not encrypt your files when you are uploading them to their cloud, which is a major security risk.

If you feel like Dropbox isn’t making the grade and you’re on the hunt for a cloud storage alternative that’s suitable for your organization, I’ve rounded up five Dropbox alternatives for small teams that could surely do the job.

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Are You Running Your Business or Is Your Business Running You?

Posted in Business Model, Simplified Administration.

Have your dreams of working poolside in Mexico vanished under the pressure of sales calls, business meetings, invoicing, and client work?

Do you feel like you’re constantly playing catch up on everything from your inbox to your marketing and all the other things that you want to do with your business?

Did you leave your 9-to-5 only to end up with a 24/7?

I hate to break it to you, but it sounds like your business is running you, rather than the other way around.

Naturally, building a business requires a lot of long days and sacrifices. But if all your hard work isn’t paying off, then you might need to change your approach. Here are some key signs that your business isn’t sustainable and what you can do about it.

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