Reading time: 2 minutesWe all know that data is important and that it fuels big projects and organisations. But many of us don’t realize just how much data is out there, how it is generated and how it can be used. That is why we’ve had a look at how much data we, as humankind, are generating and at how important this data is to our economy. The digital economy is fueled by …
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Reading time: 3 minutesDifferent businesses have different needs when it comes to IT. Syneto solutions have been designed to fit the needs of businesses in various industries – from manufacturing to education, healthcare and more. This article takes a look at the IT needs of the healthcare sector, as well as how two of our customers have solved their IT challenges with the help of a Syneto solution. What IT challenges do healthcare …
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Reading time: 2 minutesThe term “secondary storage” has come a long way since it was first used to describe computer auxiliary storage (e.g. CD-ROM of floppy disks). In our Syneto Vocabulary, we take a look at the meaning of secondary storage for businesses today. What is secondary storage? Secondary storage, also referred to as secondary memory or auxiliary storage, is a type of storage solution used for keeping data that is not frequently …
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Reading time: 3 minutesSeptember is one of our favorite months in the year because every September gives us the chance to host a new edition of our event @TheEdge in Italy. Our yearly event brings together our team, our partners, our customers, and our friends for a day of talks about IT and innovation. This year we’ve had the wonderful pleasure of being joined by European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut and engineer Paolo …
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Reading time: 1 minuteA storage device is a hardware device used for storing and accessing digital information. Storage devices can be categorized in various ways, but when it comes to their use, they are usually put into one of these two categories: primary storage and secondary storage. This article has a look at what primary storage typically looks like.
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