DataRecovery Articles
Online data storage is a secure and simple alternative to tape backups. By saving your data on remote servers, the risk of catastrophic data loss is virtually eliminated.
162: SQL Server Replication for Data Storage for Your Business
SQL Server Replication is the process of replicating data from your companies database to a database stored on another SQL Server. Many don't know you can use the internet to replicate your database to third party suppliers.
163: Online Data Storage Keeps Data Safe In An Emergency
A sudden, emergency situation can disrupt normal business transactions like nothing else - and that's especially true if much of ones business is conducted online and the emergency requires leaving computers and stored data behind.
164: Online Data Storage Trumps Disaster Insurance
All responsible businesses today protect themselves from financial disasters via insurance policies structured to recoup loss of revenue should the unexpected occur. But an insurance policy can't restore lost customer and other business data, and that's often the most expensive loss of all.
165: Preserving Information for Times to Come
Certain information has to be stored for posterity. Find out about data storage in the present context.
166: Online Data Storage & Back Up Eliminates Weather Worries
There are many uncontrollable weather factors that cause power outages, adversely affecting electronic equipment.
167: Backup Mass Data Storage Devices
The huge amount of data stored on computers at home and in businesses, combined with the need to protect the files from disaster, has resulted in the need for backup mass data storage. Often when backups are full of copies of a network with increments of file changes, the backup is even larger than the originals.
168: Online Data Storage Prevents Sabotage And Theft Of Information
If a company's data is stored on-site, on its own servers and tapes, there's little to prevent a "cracker" (the geek term for a malevolent hacker) from accessing those files and corrupting them beyond repair or erasing them altogether. When data is backed up and stored via an online data storage service, though, the danger posed by crackers is eliminated.
169: Does Your Current Backup System Meet Federal Regulations?
Will you be ready when the G-Men come calling? The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) and many other government regulations are making it more and more important to have a good offsite backup plan.
170: Online Data Storage Or Tape Backup - What's Better?
Some business owners think their media-oriented backup systems (tape drives, zip drives, CDs) are all they need to insure reliable online business transactions. But there are hidden costs to those systems that may make online storage a better idea for day-to-day backup.
171: Online Backup: How Does It Work - Is It Really Better Than Tape?
Web-based storage service providers offer small and medium-sized businesses with an alternative to backing up their data on tape, disk or hard drives alone. For a monthly service fee - usually quite reasonable - business owners can schedule data backups to be delivered via the internet and stored on disks at a storage service provider's data center.
172: Is Remote, Online Data Storage Really Necessary?
The need for reliable, authentic data backup is real -- but the "why" of choices made is often hopelessly obscured for business owners by endless truckloads of technical jargon understood only by the geeks.
173: System Restore Won't Work - Take One Step to Protect Your Data
Many people today run into issues trying to understand what a Windows XP System Restore is and how to use it. They want to restore their systems to an earlier time and be able to continue functioning. We must be clear about what a Windows XP system restore is and what a complete system restore is. It will make the difference when you want to recover your data.
174: Data Recovery: Counteracting Data Loss
With several companies and businesses relying on computers for storing their reports, files, and information sheets, protecting systems is no longer enough to emerge at the top of the industry. Data recovery is the latest in counteracting loss of data whether its due to bad weather, hardware failure, malicious intent, or human failure.
175: Warning: Is Data Loss In Your Future? Get Ready For A Solution
One of the largest software companies has given us a tool to use to help us backup our data and keep it synchronized. You should implement your computer backup system and start protecting your data.
176: Data Recovery : You Need To Protect Your Data
Computers, like the double-edged sword, carry with it the seeds of good and evil- depending on how you see and use it.
177: What Are Your Data Recovery Options?
Imagine this scenario. Youre working on your computer for a big project. Its due in a few days. But your system locks up. You tried to reboot. But the computer wont even start. Wonder what happened? You got it right. You just suffered a disastrous hard drive failure!
178: Is Your Computer Data Safe?
Data recovery is your computer safe, you may be surprised!
179: The Fundamentals Of Data Recovery
When we talk about data recovery, we basically encounter several terms that are not common to us like file recovery, disaster recovery, mail recovery and a lot more, especially to those who have not experienced data recovery problems.
180: Hard Drive Recovery: The Services And The Software
Data loss can cause severe financial problems for corporations. To prevent such fiscal crisis, most companies invest heavily in hard drive recovery products.
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