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View all search resultsEveryone ready for NAS, especially small enterprises
Network-attached storage (NAS) has stepped up and into the SME space, providing accessible, secure and localized cloud storage capacity to the market.
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Network-attached storage (NAS) has stepped up and into the SME space, providing accessible, secure and localized cloud storage capacity to the market. (Shutterstock/File)
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nformation technology (IT) has always been seen as the growth driver for economy. However, there are gaps between larger enterprises and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
While SMEs are responsible for the largest share of employment opportunities in both developed and developing countries, they often find difficulties in moving forward because of a lack of IT infrastructure, even those as simple as cloud storage.
The large enterprises market has traditionally been seen as the one that sits up and pays expensive and complicated attention to cloud storage.
It is, after all, only suitable for those companies that have large wallets, skill sets and infrastructure, right?
