Every small business should back up its data regularly, yet too many don’t do it often enough—or in some cases, at all—largely because of the considerable time and effort that’s typically involved.

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Backing up data is critical for all computer users, but it's more critical in the business world. The loss of data can mean the loss of business and if the data was important enough its loss could be ...

October 11, 2006 The new RDX QuikStor looks like it’s worth a look for the power users amongst us as it has a 30 MB/sec transfer rate and can hence back up 80 GB of native data in less than an hour.

The Iomega Rev 120GB Backup Drive, the third generation of the company’s popular removable hard disk backup technology, is a compelling alternative for small businesses considering tape or other ...

One new appliance is Idealstor&'s FrankeNAS, which is a disk-to-disk storage and backup device that takes backup tape out of the equation. The device uses hard disks both in a RAID array and in a ...

One alternative is to back up data on disk, which is inherently faster than tape. Some users are taking an extra step by adding tape to the mix, creating disk-to-disk-to-tape (D2D2T) backup systems.

Pity the poor soul who manages backup and archiving in an organization. It is a life full of many forms of frustration: multiple devices to manage, stacks and stacks of odd media formats — DDS, DDS-3, ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...

SAN DIEGO, April 21, 2004 -- Iomega has begun shipping the new Iomega REV35 GB/90 GB drive, which the company says will bringing proven hard drive reliability and performance to the world of removable ...

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