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Big projects come with big files. CAD drawings. Media assets. Genomic data. These files aren’t just large—they’re monsters. Moving them from desktops to on-premises servers and back again eats up time, bandwidth, and patience. And when teams hack together workarounds like wired connections, FTP drops, or USB drives, it slows progress and traps files in silos. The cloud should make this easier. Security, flexibility, and access are givens today.

The cloud has transformed collaboration. Teams now share documents, slides, spreadsheets, and more in real time, without worrying about content silos or email chains (a hotspot for inefficient sharing). For most files, it’s seamless. But here’s the reality: Not all work lives comfortably in the cloud. Designers, video editors, engineers, and data scientists are just a few of the professionals who depend on desktop native apps to do their best work.

We’re excited to share new updates and enhancements for October, including: For more information on these updates and others, please read the complete list below and follow the links for more detailed articles.

AI isn’t the future, it’s here. Your CEO’s talking about it in board meetings. Your manager wants to know if it'll save time or just add more work. And you? You're wondering if it's going to make your job easier or just add noise. The excitement is justified. McKinsey says nearly 80% of companies are using AI somewhere in their business. But here's what most people miss: very few have gotten it to work across their entire organization. Why?

October is a season of pumpkins, haunted houses, and that neighbor who puts up twelve-foot skeletons way too early. But for those of us in financial services, October has another spooky significance: Cybersecurity Awareness Month. And unlike a cheap jump scare at the local haunted house, the threats we face in financial data management aren’t imaginary.

In the era of digital transformation, businesses increasingly rely on Electronic Quality Management Systems (eQMS) to manage quality and ensure regulatory compliance. But many companies still operate on legacy eQMS platforms that were once effective but now hinder growth and efficiency. These traditional systems are often rigid, siloed, and fail to meet the demands of a fast-paced, data-driven environment.

Almost every AEC professional interacts with construction specifications from estimating to closeout, but that doesn’t mean it's easy. Locked in hard-to-use PDFs, specification documents are often a time-consuming obstacle. Egnyte’s Specifications Analyst, part of the new Project Hub, eases the pain with an intuitive interface built specifically for how AEC teams work.