Who is hindering the future development of cloud storage

Dropbox is a $ 10 billion company and they've been doing really well, but do we still need Dropbox when everything is stored in the cloud? I listened to some very interesting music in a turntable music room last week so I clicked a button to send the sound I just listened to to Rdio and then I went to SoundCloud to find the music and put it on Tumblr. In the above operation, there is no real contact with a file at any operation, if Turntable and Rdio in SoundCloud has a good link, I do not even need to search.

Google Docs is just a piece of software. Just create a document and send it to someone. No one needs to download anything. There's no attachment in the email, just a link. Just like on the web, you just need to follow the link and things get going. carry out.

The future will be like this, I am convinced. Mobile will be a complex element because we still need to download the software and use the unreliable web links, but I think all of this will work.

So if you are researching cloud storage, I think you'll run into problems. The reality of today is that people still use files and you need to meet people's needs and make them easier to use. But as time goes on, this demand will disappear, and then people will want a service that is not file-centric, and how are you going to turn gracefully from document to document? That's not an easy job, I'm pretty sure.