Data Management

Save time, costs and lost business caused by stalls and outages in your IT network.

You can avoid network and hardware downtime by implementing simple tools and monitoring practices now. Let us analyze your business computer network and explain how you can avoid problems caused by viruses, malware, spam, hacking, data losses, natural disasters and emerging IT security threats.

Plan for Unexpected Issues
All backup routines must balance expense and effort against risk.

Plan your backup strategy

Think beyond just your office and its computers

Give highest priority to crucial data

Storing and protecting your backups

Think about how you will access critical data and files

Test your backups before you need them
Safeguard and Defend Your Business
Each organization needs to decide how much work it is willing to risk losing and set its backup schedule accordingly. Database and accounting files are your most critical data assets. They should be backed up before and after any significant use. For most organizations, this means backing up these files daily. Nonprofits that do a lot of data entry should consider backing up their databases after each major data-entry session. Core files like documents (such as your Documents folders) and email files should be backed up at least once a week, or even once a day.

Plan for Unexpected Issues