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One of email’s biggest limitations is the fact that only smaller files are transferable through attachments.  One of the reasons that cloud storage services have had such success as products in office-based situations is that workers can’t send larger files through email.  Cool person in technology Mike McEvoy runs a company that has made a product that allows people to send files of unlimited size to one another as easily as they send emails.  McEvoy’s product, Scayl, works just like an email messaging system, expect that it allows people to send files of unlimited size through attachments.  Whereas email will prevent people from sending very large files or giant folders of data, Scayl gives people the ability to share any amount of data with their colleagues or clients quickly and simply.  McEvoy’s product could make life easier for many people working in media and technology.  Any interested users who have trouble while trying to download McEvoy’s program from the Scayl website should find a remote tech support service to assist them.

McEvoy’s program has huge benefits to professionals in specific industries.  For example, producers in the music industry often work with massive uncompressed audio files and have to move around many version of these files to other technicians and musicians.  Scayl would let producers send these files around as simply as they send notes through email.  Film editors also work with very large files and would benefit from utilizing McEvoy’s program.  Regardless of the industry someone works in, he or she should contact online computer support if Scayl has issues working.

McEvoy has worked in software extensively throughout his career and Scayl is not his first leadership position in the industry.  Before becoming CEO of Scayl, McEvoy worked as director of engineering for Adobe for five years and then moved on to a position as vice president of engineering at confluent software.  Eventually, this cool person took his first top leadership role as CEO of QuickTrac Software in 2008.  McEvoy finally took over Scayl in 2013 and is now using his impressive technical and leadership experience to try to push the company to new heights.

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