The Michigan Medicine community can use Dropbox at U-M immediately.

“We anticipate at least a year until we make this change, and we are working with all appropriate stakeholders to provide plenty of time and support for the migration of data,” said Ravi Pendse, vice president for information technology and chief information officer. Additional capabilities will be available in the coming weeks, including Dropbox Team accounts (unlimited storage), enhanced documentation, training, and more.ĭropbox at U-M will eventually replace Box as U-M’s primary storage service, but Box users need not take any action at this time. Visit the guide to understand what data types you can use with Dropbox at U-M.ĭropbox at U-M is rolling out in phases, initially offering individual accounts with a 5-terabyte limit.

It is also HIPAA-aligned to maintain Protected Health Information (PHI) in accordance with HIPAA’s shared responsibility guidelines and the Sensitive Data Guide. Dropbox at U-M offers the core storage features you expect and advanced security and collaboration tools. You may already be familiar with Dropbox - a cloud file storage service that provides automatic back-up and is readily accessible from any device. A new storage option is available to Michigan Medicine: Dropbox at U-M.

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