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Agreed, however I'd say the technology barrier to compete is not that high and it might soon be common to share files conveniently. With a choice of many servic
by scrrr 15y ago
Agreed, however I'd say the technology barrier to compete is not that high and it might soon be common to share files conveniently. With a choice of many services that offer the same. That would probably lower the value of Dropbox significantly.
Or is there reason to believe there will be no equally useful competition products?
- jkahn 15y agoI disagree that the barrier to compete is not very high. There have been "alternatives" for years - see FolderShare/SkyDrive. There are plenty of alternatives now, but the reality is that their implementation sucks. We tried using JungleDisk but it is just too inefficient. Others were just too fiddly. Dropbox is so easy that my wife and I use it to share files between computers at home rather than do local file shares. Seriously. And it was her idea. Dropbox is so far ahead of the competition it is crazy. They just need to keep that advantage.