LeapFILE: Secure File Sharing for Businesses of All Sizes
Mashable Sep 23 09
Cloud file sharing and back-up is a big business. There’s SugarSync, Mozy, and, of course, Dropbox. SugarSync’s great for sharing files via Twitter, while Dropbox allows individuals and small groups to sync and share files.
However, these services are focused on individuals and small businesses — trying to use them to manage files for hundreds of users just isn’t practical. That’s where LeapFILE comes in.
The company, which just launched at the DEMO Conference today, has the file-sharing and syncing features of Dropbox, but creates a more comprehensive management system that lets IT departments do everything from customize permissions to wipe the contents of stolen computers remotely. Full story...
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