PRESS RELEASE: Intuitive IT gains Certified Dropbox Business Administrators

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Last month, Intuitive IT had two of its team qualify for the Dropbox Certified Administrator certification. This qualification has only recently been launched with Australia and New Zealand partners given the chance to be the first to attain this level of certification in the Dropbox Business. Intuitive IT sent two of our staff to the training course held in Sydney which finished which an exam.

The certification covered topics which ranged from basic sharing, through to mobile apps, and on the technical side, the Dropbox API and application integrations. Going beyond the technical skills, the certification covers on-boarding users, collaboration, creating an organised team space and of course, best practice security methods.

Of this initial group of 26 administrators that were qualified in February at the Australian training course, Intuitive IT can now boast two certified administrators.

Eden Freeman, Director of IT, and now one of our certified administrators said:
The Dropbox Certified Administrator training was a great experience. The instructors were experts, the learning material was well prepared, and the exam covered all the relevant areas. Doing this course has made us that much more confident with Dropbox Business and we’re thrilled to be one of the first certified businesses in Australia.

The certification, plus our Select Partner agreement with Dropbox, and the online migration calculator has further enhanced Intuitive IT’s reputation as a leader in the Dropbox Business partner community.

About Intuitive IT: At Intuitive IT, we build monitor and maintain your whole IT environment you can focus on your own business. With our skill set, we can integrate and manage your IT infrastructure, website and development needs giving you access to an IT manager that has a bird’s eye view of all your systems. Some of our key services include:
– Dropbox Business
– IT Support Melbourne
– Office 365 Licensing and Migration
– Website design
– Web Application development
– Outsource IT Management

March 25, 2019/by Reland Pigte

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