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When people hear the word “disaster,” their minds tend to go to the worst case scenario. And while this isn’t necessary the wrong approach to the situation, there aren’t many conditions that are so tumultuous that a company can’t bounce back with some work. Disaster recovery is not only necessary in the current cyber climate,…
While it might seem like a pessimistic viewpoint, it’s best to assume the worst can happen when it comes to technology. When things go smoothly, it’s a pleasant surprise, and when things go as expected, at least there were appropriate preparations in place to assist in the next steps of recovery. With proper precautions, any…
When it comes to work, there’s nothing worse than experiencing a massive amount of stress. These bouts can come around for many reasons, ranging from a heavy workload to mergers, but the important thing is that these are merely moments. Stress will eventually pass, though it may seem to last forever while you’re in it. Fortunately, we…
People like technology because there is a rhyme and reason to it for the specially trained eye. When something breaks or malfunctions, experts can work their magic and skills and diagnose and fix the issue at hand. However, there are times when even the most tech-savvy person can’t recover or salvage a gadget or piece…
Devotion to continued data protection should be any business’s top priority in 2015, especially smaller organizations. Never before have industries seen such dire straits when it comes to preserving the information and operations that allow it to function with strength and intelligence. The truth is, if a company plans to participate in the digital marketplace, the proliferation…
Channelnomics reported that winter storm Juno hit the northeastern region of the country hard over the winter season, forcing many data centers to put their disaster recovery plans to the test. The harsh weather phenomenon likely lead facilities with data centers in New England to take a harder look at their disaster recovery plans and reconsider…