by technicalguy | Dec 1, 2022 | Cloud Backup, Online Cloud Backup, Small Business Backup |
There’s no time like now to check your backups. In fact we’re going to steal the phrase of the season and say; “Check your backups twice, find out if they’re naughty or nice!” Here’s how; Not using CloudPockets for your backups? Try...
by technicalguy | Oct 18, 2016 | Cloud Backup, Online Backup, Online Cloud Backup |
You’ve decided to start backing up to the cloud, good for you! However your company has been around for a while and you have a lot of data to backup. How do you get 500Gb or more up to the cloud backup server using your current Internet bandwidth restrictions?...
by technicalguy | Sep 15, 2016 | Cloud Backup, Non Profit / Charity, Online Backup, Online Cloud Backup |
This Non Profit Cloud Backup guide is for Canadian organizations thinking about backing up to the cloud. We answer the questions you may have about cloud backups and explain the features.We explain the 3-2-1 rule and why you need it.We will show you why cloud backup...
by technicalguy | Aug 19, 2016 | Cloud Backup, Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity, Laptop Desktop Backup, Online Backup, Online Cloud Backup |
You would automatically think you should backup everything, but should you? Just as you should think and plan what it is you want to backup, you also need to give thought to what you don’t need to backup. Backing up what you don’t need wastes time and...
by technicalguy | Jun 22, 2016 | Cloud Backup, Online Cloud Backup |
Google Drive is a well known cloud drive service that allows you to store documents and data in the cloud. It is used more and more by small businesses as a way to collaborate and to share documents and data with people worldwide. For all its robustness though, it has...
by technicalguy | Oct 31, 2015 | Cloud Backup, Laptop Desktop Backup, Online Backup, Online Cloud Backup, Server Backup, Small Business Backup |
Ugh, a hard drive failure. The hard drive is still likely the most fragile component on a computer. Sure, they have got more robust over the years, and can survive more G-forces than they used to. But the problem is not really the hard drive itself, the problem is...
