Dropbox has in recent months realized that while this massive growth of users looks good as a raw number, it needs to find ways to convert this use into more lucrative revenue streams via the enterprise. In doing so it has rolled out the aptly named Dropbox for Business. Dropbox has been listening to its enterprise customers and has made some attempts to deliver enterprise-grade functionality - visibility, central IT provisioning, audit and sharing controls have all been delivered. But the big hoopla recently focused on something of little importance to enterprise IT decision makers. The big news was - wait for it - a drop down menu. Essentially this drop down menu allows for a single point of access to two different worlds - an end user's personal Dropbox files, and the corporate files they have access to.