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Why Previder Storage?
Access your data anywhere, anytime
Storing data can be an expensive business. With Previder Storage, we offer you scalable storage capacity for an attractive monthly fee. The data is stored as cloud storage in our own Previder Cloud, which is securely hosted in Previder's twin data centres in the Netherlands. So you have access to your data anywhere in the world.
Never a broken disk again
Previously, IT departments had to take into account the vitality and age of their storage environment. With our managed storage solution, we take this worry off your hands. This saves your people time and stress, while giving you the assurance of high availability.
Cost savings
Does your environment need to be available quickly and at all times? That can entail considerable costs. If you choose Previder Storage, at least you don't have to invest in expensive storage systems yourself. You only pay for the capacity you need and keep money for other things.
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With Previder Storage, you have the assurance that your stored data is available anytime, anywhere.
Previder only uses state-of-the-art storage systems that are continuously carefully managed and our data centres are certified in accordance with ISO27001, 27017 and 27018.
Previder Storage is readily available and from the convenient Previder Portal you can easily manage your storage yourself.
Previder Storage is designed so that your storage capacity moves flexibly with the needs of your organisation.
For Previder Storage, you pay a fixed monthly fee, so no surprises when it comes to costs.
You have the assurance that your data is stored in data centres in the Netherlands, from a Dutch owner.
‘With Storage as a Service, your data is stored in the Previder Cloud, hosted securely in Previder's twin data centres in the Netherlands.’
Storage as a Service: the storage that suits you
With Previder STaaS, we offer you a choice of different types of storage. This way, we can always offer you a suitable solution.
Production Storage
This fast storage solution is especially suitable for hosting (mission-critical) application or database servers.
Object Storage
This storage solution is ideal if you want to store large amounts of unstructured data.
Back-up Storage
This storage solution is what you are looking for if you want to store backup files in a secure way.
At home in all markets
Who is Storage as a Service / STaaS suitable for?
Storage as a Service (STaaS) for your sector
Previder's STaaS solutions meet the specific needs of different market segments.
Cloud storage for the business market
Data must always be available and, in the event of a disaster, you must quickly be up and running again with your data, because time is money. Thanks to Previder's data centres, your data is available again safely and quickly.
Read moreCloud storage for healthcare
Strict requirements apply in healthcare with regard to storing data. Previder's data centres comply with all standards and have the appropriate certifications, including NEN7510.
Read moreCloud storage for corporations
In the housing association world, data often involves privacy-sensitive data from tenants, for example. Previder is BIC 3.0 compliant. This means that this data is demonstrably safe in our data centres.
Read moreCloud storage for developers
Our storage as a service solution allows software developers to securely store and easily manage their data, without having to worry about the storage infrastructure. We have our own, 100% Dutch data centres.
Read moreGetting started
Interested in our Storage as a Service solution?
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Activeer direct je gratis Storage as a Service account
- Direct aan de slag met STaaS? Ga naar ons Previder Portal en activeer je account.
- 100% Nederlandse datacenters
- Razendsnelle SSD-storage-omgeving
- Zelf virtuele servers beheren en configureren
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Get in touch directly with Storage as a Service.
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