When considering how to protect your critical business information with a "backup" strategy, you really only have to know the answer to two quesions:

Not to be an alarmist, but if you don't know the answer to these questions, the future of your business seriously in jeopardy if the unexpected happens. One can only hope that the server doesn't have any malfunction; hope that the office never has a flood, fire, or theft, and hope that a virus never affects the data the company must access to operate.

You likely have insurance on your physical property just like we do. When a disaster hits, like the unprecedented floods recently, you can replace the products that you can buy; stuff like furniture, copiers, computers, and even servers. But where are you going to buy your data? Even if you have a process to backup your data and can recover it, how much time will it take to get everything running like it was before the problem? It's these costs that are so high when a business is not prepared.

We can help by offering you a no cost analysis of your current ability to conduct business should any variety of disasters happen, those that affect your local property, those that affect just *some* data, and those that cause you to relocate, like fire, tornado, or flood.