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The data sharing paradox A Quocirca small business report

By: Quocirca
Published: November 2011
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Small businesses acknowledge that enabling access to data for remote employees and users from external organisations is fundamental to ensuring the on-going efficiency of the processes that drive their businesses.  However, they also worry about the risks involved.  There is a need to resolve this paradox.

The report draws on new primary research to look at the scale of the problem supported by data from 350 interviews with organisations with between 3 and about 100 employees in Europe, U~SA and Australia.

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