The sheer volume of apps they need to use is the biggest overall pain point. “451 Research’s survey data shows that only a third of employees are very satisfied with their work applications. “It’s increasingly evident that modern knowledge workers are bombarded with needlessly distracting notifications that stop them from getting work done,” said analyst Chris Marsh, Research Director, Workforce Productivity and Compliance, 451 Research. “This starts with the launch of Dropbox Spaces, which brings together your most important content and tools into one organized place, so you can stay focused and in sync with your team.” “We’re building the smart workspace because we need technology that helps us quiet the noise, rather than contributing to it,” said Drew Houston, CEO, Dropbox. In addition, the company added several new collaboration features across Dropbox surfaces including desktop, mobile, and web apps. Dropbox Spaces is now part of the new Dropbox, announced earlier this year, and also includes new features developed through the company’s machine intelligence platform, DBXi. The smart workspace comes to life with today’s launch of Dropbox Spaces, the evolution of the shared folder into a collaborative workspace.

In a world where using technology at work can be fragmented and distracting, the smart workspace makes it easy to focus on the work that matters. SAN FRANCISCO, SeptemToday at its inaugural Work in Progress user conference, Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX) revealed its vision for the smart workspace-a digital environment that brings all of a team’s content together with the tools they love, helping users cut through the clutter and surfacing what matters most. Company launches Dropbox Spaces, adds new machine intelligence, collaboration, and admin features.Dropbox is transforming work as the world’s first smart workspace.

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