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Category Archives: Data Backup
A Practical D2D2D DR Plan for Real Life Disasters
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com Recent news tells us that disasters can happen anywhere at any time to anyone. So as more companies adopt disk as their primary backup target, they need to ensure they can do disaster … Continue reading
Cloud Providers Do Not Deserve the High Opinions that Some Users Have Unwittingly Granted Them
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com The recent outage at Amazon Web Services coupled with the news that Iron Mountain is exiting some of its storage cloud lines of business has created quite a stir in the storage industry. … Continue reading
Why Disk Has Forever Replaced Tape as a Primary Backup Target
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com Right here, right now, it’s time to state what may sound preposterous to some and obvious to others. Disk has officially forever replaced tape as the primary target for backup software. But the … Continue reading
Posted in Backup Solutions, Business Continuity, Data Archiving, Data Backup, Data Recovery, Deduplication, Disk Backup, Ease of Use, Restore, Tape Backup, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
Tagged backup, backup appliance, backup solution, Business Continuity, Data Archiving, Data Backup, Disk Backup, network backup, Restore, Tape Backup, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
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High Capacity HDDs Create Growing Need for Centralizing the Backup of Desktop and Laptop Data
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com It is almost universally recognized that protecting and recovering applications and application data that reside on Linux, UNIX, VMware or Microsoft Windows servers is a necessity no matter what the cost. Yet most … Continue reading
How SMEs Can Achieve a “Hotter” Warm Recovery at a Very Cool Price
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com “Hot” or “cold” was a decision that every small and midsize enterprise (SME) faced when it came to determining how to best recover their applications in the event of a disaster. So, while … Continue reading
Posted in Backup Solutions, Business Continuity, Data Archiving, Data Backup, Data Recovery, Disk Backup, Ease of Use, Restore, Tape Backup, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), Uncategorized
Tagged Backup Solutions, Business Continuity, Data Archiving, Data Backup, Data Recovery, Deduplication, Disk Backup, Tape Backup, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
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Ease of Use and Licensing Costs Trump Other Backup Software Features in the Minds of Many SMEs
By Jerome M. Wendt, DCIG (DCIGInc.com) http://revinetix.dciginc.com Talk all you want about the different features and functions found in backup software. If an IT administrator in a small and midsize enterprise (SME) thinks about backup at all it is in … Continue reading
It’s Not About Backups!
The title of this entry may seem like a bad thing to hear from a backup company, but it is true. Everyone knows about the importance of backups and backup solutions. Don’t get me wrong, they are important, but they … Continue reading
Posted in Data Backup, Data Recovery, Restore
Tagged backup, data, disk, protection, recovery, Restore, solution
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Two Important Questions to Answer about your Backup Solution
In today’s world, IT managers are being forced to backup more and more business critical data. Often times, using the same outdated equipment. Think about it, if you are still using tape as your backup solution your data has probably … Continue reading
Posted in Backup Solutions, Data Backup, Tape Backup
Tagged , backup, backup solution, critical data, network backup
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Backup Schedules versus CDP
When considering a backup solution, an important area to consider is how often you should perform a backup. There are two approaches to backup frequency. The first is to schedule and manage backup sets, including full and incremental backups. The … Continue reading
Backup and Recovery
Businesses of every size are experiencing an explosion of data storage needs – due primarily to increased governmental regulation, burgeoning e-mail and collaborative messaging, and the digitization of virtually all business information. Such developments present significant challenges for organizations – … Continue reading
Posted in Data Backup, Disk Backup, Tape Backup
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