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Now, you could argue whether this is correct. Will nobody at all own their own networking hardware? Will there be no need to configure complex networks? I\u2019m not a network architect, but that sounds like a bit of a stretch. At the very least, the internet itself and the underpinning technologies that support Netmaker will presumably need some amount of hardware.<\/p>\n

Nonetheless, I think the company does something right here: It paints a clear, bold and differentiated view of the future and backs that up with the steps it must take to put itself at the forefront of this movement.<\/p>\n

In the rest of this teardown, we\u2019ll take a look at three things Netmaker could have improved or done differently \u2014 along with its full pitch deck!<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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