Saint West Filmworks - Customer Case Study

Vita Coco delivers fresh coconut water to the world with help from Dropbox for Business

Dropbox keeps everyone on the same page during key production steps, such as the development of product packaging. Because the company's coconuts come from different beaches, nutritional information varies and must be customized on each region's label. As designers adjust label data, they use Dropbox links to share PDFs for approval. Marketing and production teams review the packaging designs, making any necessary changes, and then the files are sent to third-party manufacturing partners in Germany or Singapore — again, via Dropbox. As Olney explains, "We have hundreds of variations of packaging. The stakes are really big for us, and we have complete and utter trust in Dropbox Business."

How the Carlyle Group saved time and money with ShareFile VDR

Tulane University - Customer Case Study

Given the advantages offered by the cloud—and the fact that neither Google nor any other cloud service provider would agree to provide a HIPAA BAA—Tulane decided to continue with its plan to use Live@edu. However, it decided to migrate only those user accounts whose data was not subject to HIPAA regulation. Accordingly, late in 2010, Tulane’s IT department worked with Microsoft to move nearly 15,000 student accounts from the University’s on-premises Exchange 2003 system to Live@edu, where they gained access to email services built around Microsoft Outlook® Live and a Tulane-branded Exchange solution, collaboration services built around Microsoft SkyDrive®, as well as messaging services built around Windows Live Messenger.