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Firms are still unprepared for data loss

Category: Data recovery

3 February, 2012

While many firms are getting to grips with the importance of data recovery it seems some are still not taking it seriously enough. A poll by MJ Flood Technology found that firms in Ireland are failing to make plans to recover critical data, a flaw that could easily be replicated in the UK, the... read more>>

The cloud reduces data recovery downtime

Category: Data recovery

3 February, 2012

Cloud computing is not only a valuable tool for flexibility, it also has valuable uses for data recovery and business continuity. If information is stored in the cloud, it means recovery from a disaster can be in minutes rather than hours or even days. However, as most companies are conce... read more>>

Cloud to grow ahead of Olympics

Category: Data management

3 February, 2012

The 2012 Olympic Games has acted as a catalyst to push more businesses into the cloud. Many larger firms had already embraced cloud data management but the low cost and flexibility it provides is helping more small businesses prepare for the disruption. "Businesses are starting to lo... read more>>

An automated approach to BYOD is wise

Category: Data management

2 February, 2012

One of the best ways to tackle the rise of BYOD schemes is to take on an automated approach. Banning all personal devices and blocking USB and CD/DVD drives is not the best way to prevent data losses as employees bring in their own smartphones, tablets and thumbdrives, suggested Graeme Batsman... read more>>

Cloud innovation will take off in the next year

Category: Data management

2 February, 2012

Data management systems are expected to undergo a huge period of cloud innovation in the next year. According to Peter Job, founder and chief executive officer of Intergence Systems, the next 12 to 18 months will see the adoption of cloud products that make a really big difference to IT in Eur... read more>>