Increasingly, users are turning to Dropbox to pull together all their content and work tools into one seamless experience. Think of how many steps it takes just to get a contract signed: you have to send someone the contract, they download it, sign it virtually, probably save it somewhere, then send it back to you before you finally save the signed version back to Dropbox.

We know that our users love having the freedom to choose the tools best-suited for their work-but not the friction of having to toggle between them to get work done. According to one survey, medium to large organizations now use an average of eight different cloud providers for various enterprise apps and services. But the world has changed-the cloud has ushered in a new generation of productivity tools, and employees have more and better applications to choose from than ever before. When I started my career at Microsoft, Office was in its heyday and would continue to dominate the productivity space for decades. You can learn more-and get free exclusive offers from our partners-by visiting our Extensions page. Update (November 27, 2018): Our first batch of Extensions are available today for English language users, with support for more partner apps on the way soon.

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