Dropbox and Box both originated as file sharing and sync (FSS) vendors in the mid-2000s but have since traveled along different trajectories. Box began migrating upmarket in 2008, complementing its core document storage solution with add-ons demanded by compliance-sensitive large enterprises….things like:Box Shield, which prevents a user from downloading a file infected with malware, automatically […]
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[SNA] Snap-On
[SNA – Snap-On] when brand meets distribution
Snap-On’s origin coincides with that of the US auto industry. In 1920, an engineer by [...]
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what did Warren Buffett see in Simpson Manufacturing?
The next time you find yourself at the site of a half-built home, direct your [...]
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Wise and the business of cross-border transfers: part 2
Related post:Wise and the business of cross-border transfers: part 1I concluded part 1 describing how, [...]
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Wise and the business of cross-border transfers: part 1
Every year, consumers the world over move ~£2tn across borders, with roughly 2/3s of that [...]
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[AEP.V] Atlas Engineered Products
(taking a break from building products after this. Up next: a 2-parter on Wise)In part [...]
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