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Amnesty International Spain is the Spanish sector of Amnesty International – the global movement of over 10 million members, activists and supporters. In Spain, the organization has more than 100,000 partners, over 2,300 activists and 80 employees. With such an impactful global reach, there’s hundreds of projects, campaigns and events that need to be managed and organized. In addition, in order to protect activists and their campaigns, a high level of confidentiality and security is necessary.
For a long time, Amnesty International Spain’s IT systems didn’t match their unique needs. They couldn’t share large files to external personnel, access files from home or on mobile devices, or collaborate together. They needed a new solution.
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Register now!Once they implemented Nextcloud, they could enjoy independence, or what we call digital sovereignty: when you are in full control of your digital destiny. In this way, their team was able to host their servers at home, giving them full independence, flexibility and control over their data.
Amnesty International Spain was able to improve its IT systems, security, team management, collaboration and work flows. Here’s just a few advantages:
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