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I work at a large corporate. We're not allowed to use Dropbox, but I do and so do many of my co-workers. Value + convenience > Consequences of being caught Th
by drpancake 16y ago
I work at a large corporate. We're not allowed to use Dropbox, but I do and so do many of my co-workers.
Value + convenience > Consequences of being caught
This concept is great - and no doubt you've thought about what I'm about to suggest. But how about an on-site managed solution? These IT departments simply aren't allowed to put stuff in the cloud!
Remember, there's pretty much ubiquitous hate all-round for Sharepoint.
- jasongullickson 16y agoI'm experimenting with AeroFS for just this reason. While you do have to talk to their servers to manage the shares and such, the data is peer-to-peer and unless you request it, your data doesn't get stored out in "the cloud" somewhere.