Sooner or later, your business will need more space for data storage. Information in the form of e-mails, documents, presentations, databases, graphics, audio files and spreadsheets is the lifeblood of most companies, and the applications that run and protect your business require a lot of disk space.
Storing information and managing its storage is critical to a company's behind-the-scenes success.

Fortunately, there are many options available to businesses for both the actual storage and the location of that storage. Often, the best solution is a combination of different storage options.

We help you decide what's best for you?

First, you'll want to consider your storage needs in terms of both capacity and physical location. Then you should look at the storage options that best fit those needs.
Lastly, you need to develop a plan for implementing your chosen storage solutions.

Network-attached Storage (NAS)

Network-attached storage (NAS) provides fast, simple, reliable access to data in an IP networking environment. NAS solutions are suitable for small and mid-sized businesses needing large amounts of economical storage that multiple users can share over a network. And given that many small businesses lack IT departments, NAS solutions are easy to deploy, centrally manage and consolidate.