1 year ago
If you wanted to compete with dropbox, how would you go about it?
How would you inexpensively store data and compete with dropbox?
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1 - Enter frontal competition with DropBox: you will need lots of $€ to buy servers, disk space, bandwidth and special computer centers with redundant power and net. Building the software would also take money... but "only" 10% of the hardware stuff.
Important note: remember that you must PROVE that your business, or more precisely your customers' data will survive an earthquake, a tsunami and a tornado!
2 - Another story would be to propose DropBox-like services, either just the program (hardware, network and backup being owned by the user) or some type of equivalent service, maybe with lower costs
Important note: remember that you must PROVE that your business, or more precisely your customers' data will survive an earthquake, a tsunami and a tornado!
2 - Another story would be to propose DropBox-like services, either just the program (hardware, network and backup being owned by the user) or some type of equivalent service, maybe with lower costs
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