Egnyte
Keep The File Server.
Add The Cloud Anyway.
Egnyte was built for organizations that cannot simply abandon on-premises storage. Local performance where large files demand it, cloud access everywhere else, governed as one estate.
Schedule a Content ReviewLocal Speed, Cloud Reach
A local cache keeps heavy files fast on the office network while the authoritative copy lives in the cloud. Field staff and remote workers reach the same content without a VPN and without waiting on a slow link.
Map What You Have
A short review of where files live now, how big they are, and which teams are fighting the network to reach them.
Talk to an ExpertLarge-file industries: design, construction, media and engineering, where a single project folder can outweigh an entire office suite.
One View, Several Homes
| Location | Governed |
|---|---|
| On-premises server | Yes |
| Egnyte cloud | Yes |
| Microsoft 365 | Yes |
| Other repositories | Yes |
Find The Sensitive Files
Content is scanned and classified wherever it sits, so personal data and confidential documents can be located rather than assumed to be in the right place.
Ransomware Detection And Recovery
Unusual mass-encryption behaviour across the file estate is detected, and versioned copies make it possible to restore the affected content rather than negotiate for it.
The migration nobody can afford is the one that has to happen all at once.Why hybrid still matters for firms with heavy local data.
Some Estates Will Not Fit In A Generic Cloud Drive
The organizations that struggle most with cloud storage are usually the ones with the most valuable files.
File Sizes That Break Sync
Design and engineering files run to gigabytes and are opened directly from the folder. Consumer-style sync clients were not built for that access pattern, and the result is a working day spent watching progress bars.
Applications That Expect A Drive Letter
Long-established industry software frequently expects a mapped drive and a real file path. A platform that cannot present content that way forces either a rewrite or an exception, and exceptions become permanent.
Sites With Poor Connectivity
A construction site or a regional office on a thin link cannot rely on every file read crossing the internet. Local caching is not a nicety in those conditions, it is the difference between usable and not.
Who This Suits, And Who Should Look Elsewhere
A Strong Fit
Firms with large working files, multiple sites, or an on-premises server they cannot retire on the vendor's timetable. The hybrid model is the reason to choose it, and it is a genuine differentiator rather than a marketing line.
Probably Not Necessary
An organization already fully in Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, with modest file sizes and no on-premises footprint, is paying for capability it will not exercise. In that case the storage already included is likely enough.
Move To The Cloud Without Breaking The Work
A short review of the current file estate: what is stored where, how large it is, and which teams are losing time to it.
Plan Your File EstateGet in touch with Your Company
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