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<< previous page 1 2 3 4 next page>> written by Glorence Lorence Keeping in mind the changing ecological conditions and the rising threat due to climatic changes, organizations are required to plan for disaster recovery of their vital IT infrastructure assets. Traditionally only tapes were shipped off to a safe location, leaving the existing infrastructure to be left unattended incase of emergency. written by Daryl Campbell You don't need a friend on the warpath to guarantee yourself and the person you are going out with a dating disaster. It happens everyday to regular people and all without the constant glare of a camera crew. written by Matt Barker The more off-grid your home is, the more comfortable it would be after the collapse of society because you'd no longer be getting electricity and water from the city. written by Garret Lloyd Computers have become lifeline of all types of businesses, big or small. Work comes to a halt when computers crash suddenly. Dealing with such a situation at an alarming speed and in most effective manner is important for the continuity of business. written by RE Writer Although hurricanes are rare in Hawaii, their season is from June to November. They often result in tropical storms which can cause damage, power outages and flooding. Hawaii residents have learned, when a storm warning is in effect it pays to be ready. written by Rebecca Brown While the Titanic is definitely the most famous maritime disaster it is actually not the largest one in the sad history of maritime disasters. Canada also holds a sad record in this history. written by Rahul Rungta In November 2008, SEPATON, Inc., a provider of virtual tape library and data deduplication solutions, conducted a survey of US-based corporations to define and quantify current data protection challenges, business objectives, and technology requirements for enterprise data centers. written by Rib Parker Once computers became popular and equipped with their own storage devices where numerous files can be stored, people relied on it so much that it caused the developers of these drives to increase their maximum capacity so even more data can be stored. Nowadays you can store literally millions of documents in today’s computers and laptops.
written by Rib Parker Through data recovery, you might be able to rescue a few or even all of your important files. Put these 7 facts into mind so you can make data recovery work for you.
written by Glorence Lorence Businesses of all sizes must take backup and disaster recovery seriously. As companies grow and data becomes more and more prevalent, users of all types, either internal or external, require access to all this information. This is essential at a time when even the smallest business may find operations impossible with any single point of failure. With the launch of MS SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Servers are becoming increasingly popular for use in mission critical environments. written by Glorence Lorence Microsoft is the dominant player in Small and Medium Business (SMB) market. Typically in the SMB market, IT departments are always short staffed. A single person may be handling multiple databases, mail servers and networks and that person will not be an expert in all the areas. Loosing access to critical data for even an hour can cost a company millions of dollars. The National Archives & Records Administration reported that 93% of the companies that lost their data center for 10 days or more filed for bankruptcy within one year of the disaster. written by Lynn Bulmer FEMA, or the Federal Emergency Management Agency, establish ratings for flood zones based on local water flow, storm tides, rainfall, and land surveys. Find out whether you live in a low, moderate or high risk area for flooding. If your home is situated in a floodplain, you are required to have flood insurance. written by chelsi woolz Buying a home is generally considered a great investment. However, a surprising number of people fail to take actions to protect their investment. Any number of misfortunes can befall a home at great cost to the owners. A simple way to avoid excessive payment for damages is purchasing home insurance. written by David Berry Celebrities have plastic surgery all the time and they manage to conceal it leaving us all wondering how they look so good. However, some celebrity plastic surgery stories aren’t so concealable. written by Rahul Rungta Visiting friends with a great house may get you wondering as to when you will own your dream home. You may have already begun to browse the real estate listings. But once you see how much these houses cost, it can get very frustrating. Can you really afford a home mortgage loan? written by Greg DeHart DeHart An article written as a letter questioning whether God or Chance is responsible for the magnitude of natural disasters that have plagued America for the last decade and more. Suggesting that repentance before God is the bottom-line answer to bring this nation relief from these plagues. written by Sam Brown Your workstations are the key to your employee’s productivity. Deciding on a virtualization strategy for your desktops and laptops can be the paramount in ensuring you don’t end up with undue downtime wasting money and resources trying to get your staff working again. Plan ahead and minimise your PC repair budget. written by Lara Sawyer Whether you are a first time home buyer or a senior citizen with five other properties, you must be fully aware of the fact that finding the right property can present a real challenge. The buyer should not only “fall in love” with the house but also consider many other aspects of the property and the neighborhood. A very common mistake people make is to choose the home first and then look for finance. This is completely wrong. It is also common for people to act on whims. They see a house, they fall in love at first sight and the next thing you know is that they have purchased it. This is incorrect in many different levels and chances are things will not work out for the best. Planned out decisions overshadow impulse based ones by far. written by Sam Brown Trying to keep up with computer technology can be daunting even for the most hardcore technology fanatics so understanding the basics of loss prevention can be overwhelming when the dreaded, “what can go wrong” goes wrong. written by RE Writer Floods can strike quickly, catching many homeowners unawares. Even a small amount of water can lead to thousands of dollars worth of damage, both to personal items and to the structural integrity of the house. In order to reduce the amount of damage your home incurs, it's imperative to plan ahead long before the storm hits. written by Bnei Baruch Nature's destructive forces also provide an opportunity for new growth and life. Man continually struggles to change and control these forces, but Kabbalah tells us that man is the one that must change. written by RE Writer Have you been watching a lot of horror movies lately? You might be wondering how you'd escape an attack from Jason or Freddy. Maybe there's been a rash of home invasions in your neighborhood, and you're concerned about your family's safety. Or perhaps you live in an area that's a real hotspot for natural disasters such as tornadoes, earthquakes, and hurricanes. Regardless of whether you're looking for a place to ride out the zombie apocalypse or hide from a twister, a safe room could be just the thing to help you feel at peace inside your home. written by Sam Brown PC support costs may be one of the largest cost of owning a computer. written by Lindsay Beaton Using tape as a data storage method is being replaced by more modern and efficient methods such as incorporating virtualisation. This article addresses the problems with tape and suggests why alternative methods are superior. written by Anita Koppens Preparation for natural disasters in your area is vital to insure the safety of your family members. written by Karrie Rose Hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes are natural disasters that occur on a regular basis throughout the United States. It's imperative that homeowners who live in high risk zones be thoroughly prepared in case disaster strikes. written by John Park III What happened to this country? We were once the greatest nation in the world. Now, we're on the verge of bankruptcy. It wouldn't take much to cause a financial collapse. written by Bnei Baruch Life today seems like a never ending series of natural and manmade disasters. Kabbalah helps us understand the source of this misery as well as the potential solution. written by Craig Elliott Elliott Worker safety is one of the top concerns in any industry. OSHA requires that all businesses and industrial sites meet minimum standards of worker safety training to prevent injuries and manage emergencies. written by Craig Elliott Elliott These days, homeland security and terrorism response are subjects much on the minds of emergency response personnel. The World Trade Center attack in 2001 shook the entire nation out of its sense of complacency and made Americans realize that they were woefully unprepared to deal with disaster. << previous page 1 2 3 4 next page>> |