“Dropbox is continuing to execute on its Dropbox for Business API strategy, enabling best-of-breed integrations and customer choice of solutions,” said Terri McClure, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group. Additionally, we're excited to build a robust EMM ecosystem and will also partner with leading vendors like Okta, Centrify, and EMM Knox to build a robust EMM ecosystem that will support mobile platforms including Apple iOS and Google Android for Work. Partners including AirWatch and MobileIron have already committed to enterprise integrations, which will be available to customers in the coming months. We're rolling out EMM with a number of key partners to allow us to support the mobile platforms that teams use most. We launched the Dropbox for Business API with 20 industry-leading partners in December 2014, and we’ve been busy updating the API with key enhancements for enterprise - including the recent addition of capabilities for managing groups and shared folders.

We’re making this possible through the Dropbox for Business API, which helps companies seamlessly integrate Dropbox for Business into their core IT processes. We’re particularly excited about what EMM means for Dropbox for Business customers, as they can benefit from greater mobile security without sacrificing the user experience that they know and love. Offered through upcoming partner applications, EMM will allow businesses to give their teams safe access to mobile devices for work.

Today we’re excited to announce an important new tool we'll be enabling soon for our customers: Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). Update (March 30, 2016): Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) support on iOS and Android is now available through our early access program.

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