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With our MyEngineer you have a personal partner at your side to help you with your IT. Architecture consulting, operation, migration and troubleshooting: MyEngineer is there for you!
As official Service Provider for Nextcloud, NETWAYS offers reliable and GDPR compliant hosting from its ISO 27001 certified data centers in Germany. A personal, 24/7 support contact through MyEngineer, access to a wide range of Nextcloud apps and reliable updates and backup are part of their first-rate offering.
Of course, customers looking for a individually hosted and managed, custom Nextcloud setup can also count on the expertise of NETWAYS, any time. There is healthy growth in their customer base, covering a wide range of organizations:
Our customers come from government agencies and local governments, schools, IT consulting companies, web agencies, manufacturing, service industry, marketing etc., so we have customers from all kinds of businesses and administrations. Our customers come mainly from Germany, but we also attract more and more customers all over Europe.
Nextcloud has been working well for NETWAYS, which started with small individualized setups and has been expanding to larger, SAAS based offerings.
We are very happy with our platform in general and Nextcloud in particular, because now we can approach all kinds of customers in all sizes. Nextcloud performs very well from small clubs and societies to larger company wide setups with 100 users+.
NETWAYS customers can count on a personal approach to hosting and support! To learn more, check out their website or follow NETWAYS on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
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