Solutions
Three situations, not thirteen.
A page per industry is a promise that somebody thought about that situation specifically. Three is the number we can keep that promise for.
EU sovereignty and regulated work
A cloud that cannot leave the country.
When the requirement is not “encrypted” but “physically here”, the shape of the answer changes: not a provider with a European region, but hardware whose address you can walk to.
Ships, sites and expeditions
It keeps working when the link does not.
Most collaboration software treats the network as present and the outage as an error state. On a vessel, a rig or a field camp that is backwards: the link is the exception and the local network is the normal case.
Integrators and managed service providers
One stack across many small customers.
Twenty customers with fifteen users each is a worse problem than one customer with three hundred: the same work, twenty times, on twenty budgets that cannot each afford an enterprise licence.
If none of these is you, that is useful information rather than a
gap in the list. MeshHold suits people who run their own machines and have
a reason to. If what you want is somebody else to run it for you, this is
the wrong tool, and saying so costs us less than a disappointed
deployment does.