in mathematics and a minor in computer science. Kalli graduated from Montclair State University, formerly Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N.J., with a B.A. Before establishing Trinity, Kalli was the COO of Pyramid Consulting Services Inc., an IT consulting firm where he managed company operations. At Trinity, Kalli is primarily responsible for managing the company and overseeing sales. Kalli, who created Trinity in 2002 with his partner William Laohoo, has had more than 35 years of experience in the information technology industry. The Community Service Award is given to a business that has shown a “dedication to the good of the eastern Monmouth community by its leadership and spirit in support of our quality of life.” Now when I want to have access to a file from my office computer I don’t have to login to Gmail, compose a message, find the file I want to attach and save the message, I just copy and paste the file or folder into the dropbox folder on our laptop and by the time I’ve walked to the office it’s there waiting for me.John Kalli, Marlboro, N.J., the CEO of Trinity Worldwide Technologies, LLC, an IT company, will receive the Community Service Award at the 24th annual Spinnaker Awards ceremony given by the Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber of Commerce, Red Bank, on January 28, 2016, at the Shadowbrook, 1 Obre Place, Shrewsbury, N.J. There is a size limit of 2GB for the free account, with much more storage available for a price if you want to use it as a backup facility. It just puts a Dropbox folder somewhere of your choosing on your computer, and anything you put in that folder automatically gets uploaded to it’s website (where you can access it from anywhere with your login) and downloaded to any other computers you have Dropbox installed on. A couple of days ago I installed Dropbox, which has an open-source Linux (as well as Windows and OS X) client and is very simple to use. OK, on the grand scheme of things it’s not that big of a problem – I can always use a memory stick or save the file as an attachment to a draft in gmail.īut it always seemed to me that there should be a much simpler solution for two computers that are both online (but not on the same network).

For a while I’ve been wondering about a solution to the “I want to transfer a file from our laptop to my office computer” problem.

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