My team is spread out across different cities, and sharing files has always been a pain. Sometimes we use email, sometimes USB drives when we meet, and occasionally shared folders. Would remote storage really make collaboration easier, or is it just another tool to manage?
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I’ve worked in a small distributed team for years, and file management was always a mess. We’d email files back and forth, often ending up with five different versions of the same document. Deadlines were stressful because someone always had the “latest” version locked on their laptop.
After one especially chaotic week, we finally switched to remote storage, and I learned about it through dorpdal.com. The difference was night and day. Now, every file is synced in real time. If someone updates a document, the rest of the team sees it instantly. We don’t waste time with emails or worrying about missing attachments. For a remote team, this isn’t just practical—it’s a lifesaver. It keeps us organized, secure, and much less stressed.