People in groups on chatter can also collaborate on files like photos, documents, spreadsheets.
Another big plus to the new iOS app is the ability to collaborate on files from within the application.
Dropbox, too, has been beefing up its enterprise services, launching a suite of products that help businesses collaborate on files like documents.
This could signal Dropbox's intention to better compete with other online file sharing solutions like Google Drive, where co-workers can create and collaborate on files together in real-time.
All these may seem like one-offs, but they are part of a broader play to provide users with tools to share, view and collaborate on files — and whatever comes after files — across every type of device.
Joukuu is fully integrated with Google Docs, meaning you can share or collaborate on files with anyone across providers, without uploading any files to Google Docs – everything is done within the backup account you're using.
That also comes with another slew of updates to its business products and efforts in network expansion to further improve its pitch as a seamless and secure way to share and collaborate on files online.
Its note-taking app Paper launched globally earlier this year, it continues to update its business products and it began a network expansion to further improve its pitch as a seamless and secure way to share and collaborate on files online.
Another new addition which will again appeal to professionals on the service, is the ability to now sort files by the date they were modified – that's handy for those using shared folders as they collaborate on files that are under revision.
Meanwhile, the rise of cloud-based services like Dropbox, Box, Google Cloud, AWS and Microsoft's Azure have transformed how people in organizations manage and ultimately collaborate on files: the rise of mobile and mobile working have increased the need for more flexible file management and access.
