After successfully landing the gem through the U disk patent, Netac's performance has been questioned by outsiders. NETAC Chairman Cheng today said to NetEase technology, the company will be transferred to cloud storage and online storage business, and the company will still occupy the advantages of the traditional U disk business.
But Cheng did not predict how the cloud-storage business would operate, and he just said he hoped to launch it in the first half of next year. He said he would not burn money to do this business, the company's business development will be based on the previous advantages.
In addition to cloud storage, Cheng says the company's positioning is changing to become a platform for storage systems and products, and companies will launch a series of acquisitions based on the capital advantages of listed companies. It is understood that Netac set up the exclusive investment department last October.
"Online storage is the impact of the internet age, and we're going to meet the impact of it." "Cheng said.
NETAC 1999 launched U disk products, and then apply for a patent, the market all the U disk sales will bring royalties to Netac, in the early 2010 Netac landing gem. However, with the U disk price drop and the popularity of online storage, NETAC's continued ability to operate is questioned.
Netac today released four Chinese art with the U disk products, is defined as high-end products for high-end user market. This project, known as the "national disk", is responsible for the Zhang Zhoquan of joining Netac again.
In addition, Netac was questioned by outsiders to include changes in executives. After the listing of Netac, founder Deng left the post of Chairman, 12 senior management staff resigned and 8 executives were present.
Cheng said that the company's future development will also focus on the construction of talent team, the company hopes to build a stable team. In today's activities, including the head of the national disk business Zhang Zhoquan, Cheng are before the Netac back to the company's senior executives.
(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)