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PC file synchronization tools have been around since users needed to sync files on their floppy disks to their new-fangled hard drive. I liked them in theory in the past, but needed them to do something more than sync local files to other local folders. Now, with products like GoodSync and BeInSync that handle local and remote syncing including backup, these tools have really become useful.
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You might want to try NomaDesk
Hi,Full disclosure: I work for NomaDesk and I would like to add NomaDesk to this post: NomaDesk allows businesses to share, synchronize and backup files - a bit like Goodsync and Beinsync. Your files are also encrypted.
You can download it at http://www.nomadesk.com
Feel free to send me your remarks / comments
Tom Dupon
Online marketing manager NomaDesk