Icloud Vs ?

[yorkriver1]

Looking for a simple cloud storage that would work with iPad, Mac and Windows 7 laptop. Will be in the field with the iPad.

Any suggestions? ICloud is what apple recommends, with an Android phone, I don't know, I am getting apple/PC/Android crossover. Worlds collide.

 

[Thad.Sipple]

Dropbox............... Works with all of them and an app for both android and apple

 

[keith48]

Dropbox works and definitely easiest, but not HIPAA compliant. If you need that, you might look at Carbonate.

 

[yorkriver1]

Thanks for mentioning HIPAA, that makes the choice more focused. Here's an article I found about which services are HIPAA compliant.
Which Cloud Storage Services are HIPAA Compliant |TMHI Blog
Haven't read it yet, but it mentions that Dropbox isn't on the list.

 

[Newby]

Thanks for mentioning HIPAA, that makes the choice more focused. Here's an article I found about which services are HIPAA compliant. Which Cloud Storage Services are HIPAA Compliant |TMHI Blog Haven't read it yet, but it mentions that Dropbox isn't on the list.

Dropbox has a business version too. That one may be compliant.

 

[Camaroon]

I've had pretty good luck with OneDrive for Business. It came as part of our Office 365 subscription but it looks like you can just buy the OneDrive component, and it's pretty competitive with the pricing.

 

[HuntAssuranceGroup]

I've had pretty good luck with OneDrive for Business. It came as part of our Office 365 subscription but it looks like you can just buy the OneDrive component, and it's pretty competitive with the pricing.

Looks like Onedrive for business is HIPPA compliant. Not the personal, Onedrive version.

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[yorkriver1]

I checked out a vendor, AppRiver, for encrypted email that can integrate a month to month subscription for Office 365. Will check on the cloud storage part vs Radius Bob, may not need, will find out. Trying to have seamless HIPAA/HITECH in agency comm.
AppRiver also has an app for clients to load on their phone to send encrypted texts to agent, also with same app. Big problem solved for me! Clients always want to just take a pic of a doc, and text it to me. AppRiver going with the flow, so to speak....