DropMySIte

CEO Charif Elansari talks about the Singaporean cloud backup startup’s impending backdoor listing on ASX, and grabbing the Southeast Asia market.

If the deal goes through, the Singaporean company will be able to list on ASX.

Fearon has another new gig. It’s JF2 a startup studio that works on several ideas simultaneously.

Startups require extremely positive founders to carry them through from beginning to end. In the short-term, it is about negating what can go wrong. But in the long run, it

Former Google business development head of Southeast Asia Charif El Ansari has taken over as CEO of Dropmysite, a company with cloud backup services for websites and emails. He is

John Fearon is a lifelong serial entrepreneur. His 35 years have taken him from selling sweets as a child, to global digital marketing, to founding Dropmysite.com, one of the fastest

Every successful startup founder has to be first and foremost a great salesperson. It means to be able to sell a brand-new concept before it even exists. To get key

Dropmysite, a Singapore-based startup that backs up emails and websites, has hired another executive from a big technology firm. This time, it is John Leung, Blackberry’s Asia Pacific director for

Singapore-based startup Dropmysite now goes beyond back-ups. In an announcement today, it says it will now offer a service for current Dropmyemail business users (a service which they also run) to analyze all e-mails

We’ve been following the progress of Singapore-based Dropmysite pretty closely in the past year. In that time, the website and email cloud backup service has acquired a US rival and