Case Study: Let There Be Neon achieves remote global collaboration with Dropbox

Let There Be Neon helps artists create truly electrifying work

Let There Be Neon, a neon sign fabrication shop and art collaborator, had long worked directly with artists but was limited by geography and slow file-sharing methods, which made remote collaboration difficult. Using Dropbox, the company needed a better way to share designs and work with artists and galleries beyond New York.

Dropbox helped Let There Be Neon collaborate remotely with artists around the world by streamlining the transfer and sharing of design files. The result was a major expansion of their reach, enabling projects with artists in locations like the UK and Iceland and speeding up a process that had once been constrained by zip drives and in-person exchanges.

Let There Be Neon

Jeff Friedman

Let There Be Neon