This blog post is the second in a series on Data Protection issues and practical solutions. Backup and Restore, the most basic form of data protection, has been a standard IT practice since teams or Operators managed racks and rows … Continue reading
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With all of the industry focus on data loss and disaster recovery, you may be surprised at the state of affairs. 53% of businesses experienced data loss within the past 12 months; up from 31% in the prior year … Continue reading
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The Company Founded in 1983, Merrimack Mortgage Company (MMC) continues to be a leader in residential mortgage lending throughout the Northeast and is one of the region’s largest independent mortgage bankers. MMC prides itself for being the company that … Continue reading
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As companies move their systems and data from on-premise servers into cloud computing solutions, companies maintain control of their data. Control over the systems that house the data, however, belongs to the cloud provider. The same is true for businesses … Continue reading
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In at least one prior post, we have written about the nature of data protection and the reasons for backing up information in the cloud. Backupify, one of the vendors we work with often, recently conducted a study of known data … Continue reading
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In the first two posts in our Backup series, we covered the difference between “restore” and “recovery” and some key terms to know when considering your requirements and solutions. In this week’s Take-Away, we look at VDR, or Virtual Disaster … Continue reading
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In last week’s Tuesday Take-Away, I wrote about understanding requirements before thinking technology when it comes to backup, restore, and recovery. The number of emails and questions I received was rewarding. So, I thought I would take this time this … Continue reading
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As you may know, I participate in several on-line IT discussion forums. Every few weeks, a new member will post a question like “I have an xyz server, what should I use for backups?”. Seemingly helpful forum members quickly jump … Continue reading
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When IT pros plan backup and recovery solutions for in-house systems, they start with the big events, such as server failures and disk crashes. In reality, most restores are not as a result of a catastrophic loss. Most restores are … Continue reading
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customers can take the initiative and explore their options. With minimal overlap of services, customers can migrate to other online backup solutions that offer more features at a lower cost. Continue reading
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