by Peter Thompson on April 16, 2010[edit] Introduction Organizations are experiencing an exponential rate of growth in their data. Growing data volumes are a result of conducting normal business activities. The data comprises a significant percentage of a company’s valuable, intellectual property. Furthermore, the intellectual property assets need to be managed accordingly to ensure they [...] Read full story
by Peter Thompson on April 17, 2010[edit] At Enterprises, server backup is one of the most burdensome and least attractive of all tasks. IT staff hired to manage backups within their companies are usually junior and are anxious to progress through the department to what appears more responsible positions. At large companies with many remote [...] Read full story
by Peter Thompson Often coined disasters, information technology disasters as those that cause significant interruption to normal business operations. At best, business interruption refers to productivity decrease. At worst, it can result in the forced closure of a company. Backup technology companies often refer to disaster as the primary reason to maintain quality backups. In [...] Read full story
by Peter Thompson Whether there are technical or financial reasons for considering LiveBackup as your next choice of backup solution, we are going to put our case forwards why we think you should choose our online, remote backup service. 1. Profitable Decision Data restorations are an expensive part of normal business. LiveBackup delivers an online, [...]
by Peter Thompson When making a decision about new technologies, management will take many factors into consideration. The features and benefits differences between tape/media and offsite/remote backup are for another discussion. This post helps to provide information on estimating the capital and operational cost of operating a tape/media backup solution for business for a three [...]
by Peter Thompson It is well read that companies that lose their data often fail to remain viable. The value a company places on its data dictates what level of data protection methods the company should adopt. With advances in broadband and software technology we discuss the reasons why online backup is finally emerging as the answer [...]
by Peter Thompson Often coined disasters, information technology disasters as those that cause significant interruption to normal business operations. At best, business interruption refers to productivity decrease. At worst, it can result in the forced closure of a company. Backup technology companies often refer to disaster as the primary reason to maintain quality backups. In [...]
by Peter Thompson on April 17, 2010[edit] At Enterprises, server backup is one of the most burdensome and least attractive of all tasks. IT staff hired to manage backups within their companies are usually junior and are anxious to progress through the department to what appears more responsible positions. At large companies with many remote [...]
by Peter Thompson on April 16, 2010[edit] Introduction Organizations are experiencing an exponential rate of growth in their data. Growing data volumes are a result of conducting normal business activities. The data comprises a significant percentage of a company’s valuable, intellectual property. Furthermore, the intellectual property assets need to be managed accordingly to ensure they [...]
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