For many of our customers the 2GB limit on sending and sharing files, was no problem, but as technology evolves it consequently develops products that produce larger file types. Those who work in creative industries, for example, are always working with photos and videos that are high quality and therefore have large file sizes. Now, sending that 300GB video is no longer an issue

GSD day, more popularly known as “Get Shit Done” day helps employees at YouSendIt do just that -- get our shit done. Once a quarter, our HR department dedicates one day to making it that much easier for employees to do work internally.

After using the last couple weeks to get settled at YouSendIt, our new CFO Ned Sizer, has made a few initial observations. Despite having to get used to a little longer commute down to our Campbell headquarters, Ned has definitely been positively surprised by the multitude of pros. and He has some great insight into where YouSendIt is headed. We sat down with Ned to hear some of his first impressions as well as some of his goals as Chief Financial Officer. 

When YouSendIt was launched in 2004, the name was a perfect description of an innovative new service. Need to share files that are too large for email but don’t have time to get your IT department involved or to figure out how FTP works? Simple: YouSendIt.

You've heard about it, but what does it mean in actual numbers? It may be interesting to know that YouSendIt users have shared 42% more content and data in the past year than the previous year.