Aragon Research Positions Dropbox in the Leader Section of the Globe for Digital Work Hubs, 2021
Dropbox has been recognized by Aragon Research as a Leader in the Globe for Digital Work Hubs, 2021, marking its second consecutive year in this position. This recognition highlights the importance of streamlined work environments in the era of remote work. The report underscores a growing demand for integrated digital workspaces, a need that Dropbox aims to address with its Dropbox Spaces 2.0 initiative. The company, which has over 600 million users globally, emphasizes its commitment to enhancing collaborative tools to foster productivity.
- Recognized as a Leader in the Globe for Digital Work Hubs, 2021.
- Enhanced product offering with Dropbox Spaces 2.0 to improve team collaboration.
- Growing user base with over 600 million registered users.
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Dropbox today announced it has been positioned by Aragon Research, Inc. in the Leader section of the Globe for Digital Work Hubs, 2021 for the second year in a row.1
Dropbox is the one place to keep work moving and is focused on building tools that help teams streamline their work, prioritize their day, and stay connected to move work forward. Given the dramatic shift to distributed work in 2020, and following the company’s recent Dropbox Spaces 2.0 announcement, we believe that being placed in the Leader section of this year’s Globe validates the need for a “more integrated work experience.”
The Aragon Research Globe rigorously analyzes specific markets and their component vendors based on strategy, performance, and reach. According to the 2021 report, “The remote work era is here, and with it, a need for teams to be creative… digital work hubs offer a way to streamline work that can help to achieve business results faster. Even in 2020, the investments in better communication and collaboration capabilities has helped to maintain the levels of engagement that in the past were done face-to-face. However, the need for more tools to enable the workforce to be more organized is driving a demand for full digital work hubs.”
“We believe that being positioned in the leader section of this year’s Globe for Digital Work Hubs is a validation of the work we’ve done to expand and strengthen our ecosystem and iterate on Dropbox Spaces, the virtual workspace that brings projects and teams together,” says Asha Thurthi, vice president and general manager, new business at Dropbox. “We look forward to expanding the availability of Spaces next year so more teams can benefit from a single collaborative workspace."
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About Dropbox
Dropbox is one place to keep life organized and keep work moving. With more than 600 million registered users across 180 countries, we’re on a mission to design a more enlightened way of working. Dropbox is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. For more information on our mission and products, visit dropbox.com.
- Aragon Research. "The Aragon Research Globe for Digital Work Hubs, 2021" by Jim Lundy, December 10, 2020.
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