But one missing component, it's not just Dropbox, it's, I guess it's maybe work from home tech more broadly, I don't know what my co-workers are doing necessarily. It feels like yesterday I remember covering your IPO. But yeah, it's a huge problem for customers, but it's been a really big opportunity too.īRIAN SOZZI: Drew, one, I've always viewed Dropbox as cutting edge in what you do. And we've seen hospitals using Dropbox to coordinate their response efforts, and lenders using HelloSign to help small businesses with their loan relief applications. So it's been great to see a lot of customers adopt Dropbox for those kinds of use cases. Like working out of your house, a lot of these challenges only become more acute. And that becomes even more important in a world where you're not, where you're working from home and balancing your home life, work life. And we redesigned the Dropbox product to become, to go from a folder of files to really a smart workspace that pulls all your content together. And because they are, as you said, even when you're in the office, the experience of using technology at work can be really fragmented, because you're using Office and you're using G Suite and you're using Slack and you're using Zoom.Īnd when we watch our customers, they're always toggling between all these different apps. And our customers have been turning to Dropbox to help with that transition to remote work.
And customers, it's been really great to see, and that's what Dropbox is trying to do. And we need good ways of doing remote work. What's the solution here? Do some of these companies in Silicon Valley, do they need to be working closer together to get one unified message of work and how it should be done?ĭREW HOUSTON: Well, we need a way to tie it all together. And there's lots of ways and different ways to collaborate with your team members. And one thing that has become abundantly clear to me, there's just a lot of stuff. We'll talk about the numbers, but you know for me, I've been working from home for over a month. Drew, good to speak with you again.īRIAN SOZZI: So, you guys are fresh off your quarter. BRIAN SOZZI: I'm here with Drew Houston, founder and CEO of Dropbox.
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