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Dropbox: Slow and steady will win the enterprise race

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April 24, 2014
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Dropbox: Slow and steady will win the enterprise race

Dropbox wants to back into the enterprise through happy users, not go in through the front door with CIOs. That strategy can work for user adoption, but where will the money come from?

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Why Pandora ripped out its old financial planning software

Pandora's new VP of Financial Planning had a lot of tasks when he started, but one of the first was to find financial planning software that worked for a company of its size and needs.

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How a mobile-first word processor could beat Word for iPad

Quip cofounder and CITE Conference speaker Bret Taylor isn't too worried about Office for iPad because it's not designed for new mobile workflows.

Rumored Amazon phone may use "tilt" to stand out

The idea is to offer an easy way to control the phone with just one hand.

Steven B. Johnson: Don't believe in the founder myth

We all like to believe that the iPhone sprung fully formed from the many-folded brain of Steve Jobs.Best-selling author and CITE Conference keynote speaker Steven Berlin Johnson has done his best to debunk this myth.

How to access Android's cool, double-secret developer options

Hidden layers below Android's Settings menu are a number of device features designed for developers only, but that provide users with extra security features, including the ability to spoof your GPS location.

How iBeacons can keep your home and family safe

Most of the demonstrations of iBeacons have been in retail, entertainment, or other public venues. But it also has great potential in safeguarding your home and family.

Nike Fuelband: Blame its demise on simple math and Nike culture

If Nike doesn't feel that it's truly able to create innovative products that can enhance athletic performance in a differentiated way, it gets out of the market.

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