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What is the Role of a Data Recovery Company in Salvaging Your Relationship with Your Customers? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Christopher J Enders   
Friday, 30 December 2005

In this age, the information age, data is the  driving  force  of
many businesses, especially internet-based  businesses.  Data  is
frail as it is subject to loss due to computer  viruses,  back-up
failure, mechanical failure, physical  damage  to  media  storage
devices, hard drive crashes, natural disasters, and human  error.
When these unintended and often unpreventable  disasters  happen,
data is lost and service to your customers is compromised.  Thus,
the role of a data recovery company is to salvage your  data  and
to protect your customer relationships from being  damaged  as  a
result of lost or damaged data.

Flawed thinking amongst many business owners is that the services
of a data recovery company will not be  needed  if  a  systematic
back-up process is used. Some companies leave it up to individual
computer users to back-up their data on  a  regular  basis.  Some
back-up their servers periodically throughout the day,  and  some
use automated back-up services.

While backing up data regularly diminishes the possibility that a
data recovery company will be needed, always  consider  the  fact
that even the best back-up systems fail from time to time.  Also,
if back-ups are kept onsite, rather than  offsite,  the  original
data source and the back-ups are subject to loss in case of fires
or natural disasters. While many  business  owners  and  computer
users know this, it does not always  seem  practical  to  back-up
data systems and to store  the  back-ups  offsite.  Indisputably,
storing back-ups offsite is a good idea; however, in practice  it
rarely happens. More often, companies that experience crashes  of
data systems end up wishing they had an  up-to-date  back-up  and
they end up relying upon a data recovery company to salvage  what
they can.

One way to resolve the problem  of  impractical  offsite  back-up
storage is to employ the services of an automated, off-site back-
up company such as backup.com. Such services generally require  a
small monthly fee that is very reasonable considering  that  they
totally eliminate the need for onsite back-up media. They  enable
you to choose important data files that  need  to  be  backed  up
regularly and to schedule the back-ups  to  occur  automatically.
Moreover, the back-ups are saved to an off-site  server  so  they
are secured in a location separate from the original data source.

The main things to consider when selecting an automated,  offsite
back-up  service  are  cost,  reliability,   accessibility,   and
security. Some automated, offsite back-up services  encrypt  data
prior to it being transmitted via the internet to a data  storage
center to ensure secure transmission.  Most  use  passwords  that
authorize your access to the data which is made available through
internet access twenty-four hours a day, every day of  the  year.
Immediate, easy access to the backed up data is essential so that
you can restore your  data  files  anytime  in  the  event  of  a
catastrophe.

Using an automated, offsite back-up  service  does  diminish  the
possibility of lost data, but  it  does  not  guaranty  that  the
services of a data recovery company will never  be  needed.  Even
the  best   and   most   professional   back-up   services   fail
occasionally. For this reason, it is best for you, as a  business
owner,  to  be  forward-looking  and  proactive  by  finding  and
analyzing data recovery service providers and to identify a  data
recovery company that will efficiently and effectively meet  your
needs for data recovery if your business is so unfortunate as  to
experience a catastrophic event that results in lost  or  damaged
data.

Do not wait until  disaster  strikes  to  find  a  data  recovery
company. In the wake of a disaster you will not have the time  or
the drive to effectively evaluate  and  choose  a  data  recovery
company  that  you  can  confidently  rely  upon.   Choosing   an
automated, off-site back-up service and a data  recovery  company
should be a priority for you regardless of what phase of business
planning you are in.

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