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Case Study: Fighting IT Fires
What do systems engineers and firefighters have in common?
For starters…
• They’re always on call and ready to go “at the drop of a hat.”
• They’re well trained, so they know what to do in an emergency.
• They quickly assess the situation and take corrective action.
Case Study: Core DataCloud and Littleton
Learn how an independent IT consultant helped employment and commercial litigation firm Littleton Chambers execute a new business continuity strategy including everything from new network connections all the way to backup and disaster recovery solutions.
Case Study: Calling in the Experts
The way we interact with our information technology is changing. As computers become more fundamentally a part of our culture, our businesses, and our lives, the way we work with them has subtlely shifted. In the old days, hardware and software were products, discreet elements that we could manage and service on an individual basis.
You Kicked Disaster’s Butt–We Want to Tell the Story
One of my favorite parts about my job is listening to our partners tell the stories of their success. Disasters come at them right and left and to hear the pride and excitement in their voices as they explain how they saved their clients’ bacon is incredibly satisfying. Sometimes the stories are big. Sometimes they’re smaller. In any case, we want you to share.
CASE STUDY: ITDRC and StorageCraft
Disaster recovery planning is sort of like flossing. One is a simple task that doesn’t take much time, and if you do it correctly, it’s an ongoing process. However, if you don’t do it, you risk losing your teeth. The other task could save your business, yet thousands of small business owners neglect to do
CASE STUDY: ACT Network Solutions Flies Through Recovery
Looking to deploy a backup and disaster recovery solution to protect your company’s mission-critical data and employee productivity? Don’t overlook the biggest risks to business continuity. What would happen if one or more mission-critical servers failed and the onsite tape backup didn’t work? What if a disgruntled employee reformats a key server’s RAID array on
CASE STUDY: Cobaltix Unites Disaster Recovery Planning and Technology
There are really two components to disaster recovery: the technology and the plan. You need both to be successful, but they’re not independent pieces. For everything to work, the technology needs to empower the plan and the plan needs to make use of the technology. (Read more below) Uniting Disaster Recovery Planning and Technology: StorageCraft
CASE STUDY: Greenfield Savings Bank Tries Something New
Earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, fires, and floods. The devastation of such natural disasters made 2011 a challenging year for many IT and network administrators throughout the world, who fought the elements to keep their systems running and available to the millions of users who depend on these systems. But for Anita Gingras, Network Administrator for Greenfield
CASE STUDY: A-1 Tech Support and StorageCraft
Download a PDF of this case study here. Technology is practically everywhere in today’s small and medium businesses (SMBs). In fact, if there’s one thing that most businesses today have in common, it’s a reliance on information, data and technology. Unfortunately for managed service providers (MSPs), value-added resellers (VARs) and IT administrators, the commonalities between
CASE STUDY: TS Tech and Reliability in Backup and Disaster Recovery
Download a PDF of this case study here. Anyone who keeps up with current events knows the need for a solid backup and disaster recovery (BDR) plan. As the amount of data produced by businesses grows and the consequences of losing that data grow with it, the need for absolute business continuity, which includes backup
