Hi Udo, You've got some great points. I love Dropbox (for better or worse my life lives inside it). We excel in an environment where an organisation needs to

Hi Udo, You've got some great points. I love Dropbox (for better or worse my life lives inside it). We excel in an environment where an organisation needs to push content out to their employees in a managed environment. For example pushing sales content out to staff. Our security model allows you to push content out to staff, but manage how that content is used. For example you might have some sales content that an employee can view and open with a potential client, and you may allow that content to be shared with the client via email. You might have other content that is for internal use only, such as training content, this content can be watermarked 'confidential' and sharing is disabled. We also force the iOS app to check in every 5 days to ensure that polices are maintained on the device. In short, Dropbox is a fantastic personal consumer product. We're aiming at the corporate market, it's almost like a CMS for iPad. BTW, you're right on the money with the "one month free" versus "free plan", we'll fix that right up! Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciated it. Cheers, Marcus (@Schappi)