The BBC has selected Dropbox Enterprise as its strategic storage and collaboration platform for its entire workforce.

The platform allows organisations to be more flexible, and gives the ability for employees to be creative and work anywhere, on any device. Dropbox Enterprise was deployed quickly and at scale, with the broadcaster migrating large quantities of data and teams from existing legacy platforms.

‘’For a global organisation with offices and studios in most towns in the UK and major cities across the world, having technology that allows employees and teams to collaborate is absolutely essential,’’ said Dennis Woodside, Dropbox COO. ‘’We are delighted that the BBC selected Dropbox for employees to collaborate, keep its teams in sync, and work with partners outside the organisation.”

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