ZaaBiz Blog

This spring has shown amazing cricket matches between the leading two nations Australia and India. After an initial great start by the world’s No 1 Australian in Bangalore, the Indian team has certainly convinced all viewers with pace and precision. And after we saw a few Australian Greats retire this year, it is now the Indian team saying good-bye to Ganguly and Kumble, with everybody speculating how long the great Tendulkar will play for his country.

With this final match in Nagpur from today the 6th of November the Aussies have to win in order to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Follow the latest discussions in our ZaaBiz group “Crazy about Cricket“. This is the last game in this series, our ZaaBiz team of Indian and Australian nationals will watch with joy.

The ZaaBiz team is growing: our latest two team members are Dushyant and Jay, both from India and both very savvy in answering requests from our Indian members worldwide.

For our Indian members from around the world

Our members from Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai or Delhi, London or San Francisco, they all bring their individual business experience into our network and our ZaaBiz team helps them do more business through the platform. We are empowering business networks: in Australia, India and globally. Sarah

One of India’s leading online IT publishers Express Computer Online interviewed a series of IT professionals in India about the use and importance of the right storage strategy in their businesses.

The requirements for the ‘right’ storage is certainly a major point of interest because of the enormous growth in digital media and user-generated content. Web service providers may face increasing challenges and costs when tackling today’s necessary global performance and its pressures with an increasing product depths of the platforms

ZaaBiz CEO Michael brought this subject to the point: “Companies based on a Web 2.0 model depend mainly on UGC (user generated content). Storage therefore is crucial in today’s world of mainly free Web services. Users aim to use additional functions such as uploading images, groups, videos or comments. Therefore, any service provider of Web 2.0 services needs to prepare for a constant increase of disk space. A lack of storage space would be interpreted as user-unfriendly.”

Michael added that future investments of ZaaBiz are conditioned by the requirements that the business will face in terms of the strong growth of ZaaBiz members, new functionalities offered or possible diversifications implemented.