Egnyte in the News
“7 Small Business Storage Trends in 2011“ By Drew Robb January 20, 2011 Small Business Computing.com It seems like only yesterday that a one gigabyte (GB) hard drive was considered massive. [...]
CEO Reflections
Fremium? I have been often asked why Egnyte does not offer a basic service for free – something like a plan with 2GB worth of storage. Indeed, there are consumer class solutions in this space, doing [...]
Egnyte in the News
“Pure Or Hybrid Cloud: What Is Best For Your Customers?“ Fully understanding your customers’ business needs is the biggest factor to providing them with the best cloud solution. By Gennifer [...]
CEO Reflections
As has become the tradition with major techpubs/bloggers, I am joining in the fray to “soothsay” top ten tech stories for 2011. So here goes 🙂 1. HP Buys SAP 2. Public Cloud Storage Is Adopted [...]
Egnyte in the News
Egnyte Beats Box.net In Large Data Upload Speeds; Surpasses Five Billion Files Stored Business Solutions December 22, 2010 Egnyte, a leading provider of cloud file server solutions, recently announced [...]
Egnyte in the News
“Egnyte Now Helping Businesses Sync Over 5 Billion Files” By Jason Kincaid, TechCrunch December 21, 2010 We haven’t covered file storage and synchronization service Egnyte before, but [...]
CEO Reflections
2010 is coming to a close and we already have plans that are being executed for 2011. Even though it is the holiday season, there is no time for us to pause and take a rest. There is a constant push to [...]
Egnyte in the News
“A File Server in the Cloud” By David Carr December 8, 2010 There are lots of ways of sharing files online, through a web portal or a file replication service that keeps your files synchronized [...]
Reflections from the CEO
Almost a month back, we launched Egnyte in the UK (www.egnyte.co.uk). The pricing is still in US dollars and the grammar is not yet reflecting queen’s English. Our plan was to run marketing campaigns [...]
Egnyte in the News
“Tis the Season…for Checking E-mail?” By Tony Bradley, PCWorld November 23, 2010 The turkey is in the oven, football is on the big screen, the halls are decked, and the stockings are [...]
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