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Monday, June 13th, 2011
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Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit
I have just returned from the Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit 2011 in Toronto. In addition to the 2 day summit, I spent 2 days in training for the new version 11 release. Robert Flower and I represented J.P. Schwartz, Inc., along with our customers interests at the Summit. In addition to providing feedback, features we are looking for, and issues facing our customers, we were able to get a large number of takeaways from the week that I will be passing on to you. Attending the Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit and Training further cemented our position as backup experts.
Our first takeaway from the Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit is a new focus on how we will be building our business and deliverables around customer needs. There are a few changes in the industry and ways of thinking about backups that as President of J.P. Schwartz I felt were well stated. We are in the business of restores, not backups. Ultimately this is what you as a customer care about, getting your data back when you need it, without losses, and in an agreed upon time frame. We are rolling out a regular testing and validation schedule as part of our standard service. During that time, we will not only be testing to see if the restore works, but how quickly it is completed.
Second, we are also considering the increased complexity of computer environments. No longer is the data that an organization owns located on their servers. Sure, it is still there, but it is also on desktops, smart phones, partners systems, contractors computers, home systems, and in the public space. Organizations need a complete backup strategy that allow them to use their data and share it in many ways, but still have protection. We are looking to provide this full solution, so that you can make business decisions without worrying about if the new product, software, or location can be protected.
Third, Asigra did a new release of the product which we learned the details of while at the Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit. There are lots of whistles and bells. Of course there is a new consumer agent that support smart phones, iPad’s, and tablets. There’s also a long list of back end improvements that make the services we provide faster, which is good, because there is more and more data out there every day. There are also improvements in the flexibility for how we are able to protect items, more integrations with hardware, better security, and better testing methods for verifying your data will restore properly. In short, they have taken the leading cloud based backup solution and raised the bar a few notches.
The Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit was a lot of fun, 4 long days, about 200 people, including Gartner, Forrester, IBM, Symantec, Asigra, and of course yours truly. For a Managed Data Protection service provider like J.P. Schwartz, this event provided plenty of best practices, new tools, and direct contact with world class experts. I’m already looking forward to next year.
To learn more about the J.P. Schwartz program Managed Data Protection powered by Asigra and how it can benefit your business, contact J.P. Schwartz today. 303-482-1242
Tags: Asigra, Asigra Cloud Backup Partner Summit, Asigra Partner, backups, Business Data Backup, Cloud computing, Data Backup, restores
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Friday, May 27th, 2011
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Facebook at Work?
Do you allow social networking in the work place? Most businesses have employees that are using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other social network sites during the work day. And many employers feel that as long as the productivity is not affected that this is an okay practice. After all social networking has been referred to as the “Virtual Water cooler” and it can help people feel still connected even behind their desk or in their cubicle. In fact, according to a study done by AT&T on social networking in the workplace, employees show an increase in productivity and efficiency; feeling that they are able to access a wide and rich source of information on social networks that often provides them with solutions to problems and inspires creativity. But there are greater risks than a little lost productivity if your employees are on these sites at work.
Security Risks come with using a social networking site. A site like Facebook can expose your computers to greater risk of virus infection, specifically when users click on links and certain apps. Koobface is a term used to classify a computer “worm” that targets users of Facebook ultimately directing the unassuming user onto contaminated websites. Other links, if opened will allow a Trojan virus to infect the computer. Another risk is the data and proprietary information stored on the business computers that can be accessed or hacked into via social networking sites.
Consumer reports found that one third of U.S. households had experienced a malicious software infection in the past year causing about 1.3 million PC’s needing to be replaced. If households are being affected at such a large rate, your business could also be affected if you don’t take the proper precautions. Of course, nothing will completely wipe out the treat except completely blocking access to social networking sites.
If you choose to not block social networking sites in the workplace then making sure you have a firewall in place, having an appropriate ant-virus program, and making sure you have adequate backups in place are all steps you can take to secure your business network and protect it from being brought down by someone’s Facebook “friend”. Of course education is key as well, have your I.T. personnel, or a local I.T. company such as J.P. Schwartz, Inc. do a training session with your employees on the risks and what is “safe” and unsafe practices when using social networking sites.
If you would like a consolation for your Denver/ Boulder area business regarding the safety of your computers and network please contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc. 303-482-1242
Tags: business, Facebook, Koobface, LinkedIn, Social Networking, Twitter, Virtual Water Cooler, Work Policy, Workplace
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Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
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Why J.P. Schwartz, Inc. Provides Backups Powered by Asigra
a note from John Schwartz, the owner of J.P. Schwartz, Inc.
As a business owner of an IT Services company I like to take pride in the work we do. This company was started with the idea that we would do things right, that we would provide great service, and provide a good place to work for our employees. As with all businesses, we have great days, and some days that are difficult. I do feel very good about our business, I am excited about the future, and I take pride in the work we do.
One area that has caused me great stress and anxiety in the past has been backups of our customer data. As a consulting company, we would often setup a backup then turn it over to our customer for management. At other times we would be asked to perform service on a system that they had set up themselves, or that the previous IT staff had installed. Many times, this would be a popular software program that we knew well, but sometimes it was not. In some cases the solution was sort of a fit for the customer, or it was a compromise between what they really needed, and what they had in the budget. The stress and anxiety for me, came when data was lost, or a system crashed. Even if the system had been tested recently, we still don’t really know that the backup was good until the restore was completed and all the data was verified to be on the system.
We decided the solution was to find one product that we could install and manage as a service for our customers. We wanted to take this approach since an online service would guarantee the data was safely offsite, we could truly become experts in one product, and we could be responsible for configuration, patching, verification that jobs ran regularly, and know that the backups were set up in a way that made sense for the customer. We chose Asigra, since they have a wonderful solution on the tech side, and they have 25 years experience in the online backup industry. Those who are counting, that’s right, they started with modem banks and backups to bulletin boards on 300 bps lines, 25 years is really pre mainstream internet.
Unfortunately, I found my stress and anxiety getting a bit worse as we went through the evaluations, training, data center selection, and test clients. The product worked exactly as we hoped, but now there was additional stress of having a contractual obligation to ensure backups and restores are completed properly. In the past, doing hourly consulting had a lot of problems, but it was a best effort approach. Our agreement with the customer was we will provide a professional tech to help with your backup for an hourly rate. Now it really is our product, and our responsibility to provide the service.
Fortunately, now that we have a number of clients on the system in production, a few test and real restores behind us, and a good bit of time with the product, I feel much better. Oddly, the key to it all is the reporting and alerts we get from the backup jobs, and our datacenter.
Every day, the first thing I do in the morning is check all the reports on our backup customers. I can tell exactly what jobs were supposed to have run, what the completion status is, if there were any errors, and if any corrections to the system needs to be made. This has become a daily ritual that I look forward to. Not just because our service says we are contracted to review the system status, but because I can start every day knowing that the data is safe, and whatever happens the rest of the day, we have a good recent backup that is just a few clicks away if it is needed. Yes it is a great product for our customers, but personally, our Managed Data Protection service has not only relieved some of my stress but also has turned into a part of my job I really look forward to.
To find out more about J.P. Schwartz, Inc. and the Managed Data Protection plan powered by Asigra, contact us at 303-482-1242.
Tags: Asigra, Backup, Cloud computing, Computer Backup, Data Backup, Data Restore, Inc., IT Consultant, J.P. Schwartz, Server Backup
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Friday, April 15th, 2011
 Computer Maintenance and Monitoring Denver brought to you by J.P. Schwartz, Inc.
Does your business keep all your computer maintenance up to date and your systems monitored for potential issues? J.P. Schwartz, Inc. offers a Computer Maintenance and Monitoring program that can give you peace of mind and reduce your I.T. support costs.
Computer Maintenance and Monitoring – What it is and what it does for your business.
Computer and Server Monitoring and Alerts
- 10% free disk space, automatic delete of temp files, follow up ticket;
- 10% drive fragmentation, automatic defrag, follow up ticket;
- Missing Service Pack, automatic install of service pack upon approval
- Disabled Windows Automatic Update, Configure automatic updates
- Failed Windows Automatic Update, Run repair script for automatic updates
- Missing or out of date antivirus, follow up ticket for renewal or repair
- Lost connectivity for remote systems and offline servers, follow up ticket;
- Unexpected shutdown, follow up ticket
- Duplicate name or IP address detected; follow up ticket
- RAID failure; follow up ticket
- Recurring Critical Event; follow up ticket
- TCP/IP Max connections reached, follow up ticket
- Backup failure or errors, follow up ticket *
- Hardware Changes Detected
- Hardware warranty expiration, follow up ticket
- Software subscription renewal, follow up ticket
- NTFS or SmartDrive predictive drive failure errors, generate ticket
Scheduled System Computer Maintenance
- Daily shutdown of systems for power savings
- Daily restart of systems or services as required
- Weekly delete of temp files;
- Weekly defragment of hard drives
- Weekly windows updates
- Weekly system restore point creation
Reporting
- Inventory Report
- Installed software Report
- Suggested replacement schedule report
- Calendar of system renewal and expiration dates
Service Enhancements
- Remote control tools to allow quick response to issues
- Interface for subscriber to use remote control and support tools
- Ticket creation that includes screen shots and system info
- Scripting support for deployments and custom processes
Professional Support time
- 1 hour of professional support time per contract term, a $125 value, is included for each server or workstation covered under this plan. Professional support time can be used for remote or on site support. Professional support time is not tied to a particular individual server or work station and can even be used for equipment not covered by our plan, such as firewalls, PDA’s, and other network equipment. On-site support may require travel time if outside of the greater Denver area.
For more information on computer Maintenance and Monitoring Denver, contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc. 303-482-1242
Tags: Computer Maintenance, Maintenance and Monitoring, Microsoft Windows, Network Monitoring, Server Maintenance, Service pack, Technical support, Windows Update
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Friday, April 15th, 2011
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Save Money on I.T. Support for your Business in Denver
Twelve ways to save money with IT support for your business in Denver.
1. To save money on I.T. Support for you business in Denver, do the basics yourself. Know what equipment may need to be rebooted to repair the issue. Have a cheat sheet with some common procedures like clearing out a printer spool. When new computers come in, unbox them, set them up on the desk, find places to plug them in, then get IT support to finish the configuration, software installation, and data migrations. This will save on support calls.
2. Identify or hire a person with basic IT skills to provide I.T. support for your business in Denver and outsource the rest. When your business grows and is considering hiring I.T., list all the tasks, programs, hardware, networking, security, and planning functions that IT will need to do. Then split that list into two groups, the basic skills that are needed every day, and the advanced skills that are needed occasionally. Hire for the basics, outsource the rest.
3. If you want to save money on I.T. Support for your business in Denver, don’t skimp on backups. Your employees work on their systems every day. A loss of data can mean hours of sales opportunities, days of payroll time re-entering data, and years of records that are just gone. This is an area that you want a professional service to make sure the data and systems are always able to be restored. Think of this as insurance so you don’t go out of business from a major loss. One option for your business is Managed Data Protection offered by J.P. Schwartz, Inc.
4. Put in a good firewall to save money on I.T. support for your business in Denver. Modern firewalls scan for virus problems, keep you from malware and spyware infected websites, block attacks, watch for leaking credit card and social security information, prevent email problems, and let you know what is happening on the network. Often, if they can’t simply stop a problem from happening, they can really limit the damage and repair costs to your organization.
5. Use network connected laser printers. The little inkjet printers are ok for home use, but the ink is simply too expensive for any regular printing volume. Additionally, a networked printer can be used by many computers. With just two good networked, laser printers in your office, you can ensure everyone can print even if one is getting repaired and it can help you save money on I.T. support for your business in Denver.
6. Make sure you know what you are paying for. When you outsource I.T. support, make sure you know what they are fixing, and how the billable hours were applied. If the invoicing and reporting does not provide adequate detail, let them know they need to include more information with the bills. J.P. Schwartz, Inc. offers a unique 3 Point Guarantee to ensure your I.T. experience is productive and easy to understand.
7. Don’t buy home edition operating systems in order to try to save money on I.T support for your business in Denver. On a new system, the professional version of Windows is usually $80 than the home edition. Should you ever need to connect it to a network with a server, it costs between 5 and 10 times that to change it after the fact, prompting most companies to simply by another new computer, this time with the professional version installed. When you have more than a few computers, that can cost more than the new server.
8. Desktops and laptops that are more than 3 years old usually need a little more RAM in them. Most systems these days are fine for 5 years, but around the 3 year mark, add some more memory so that they can keep up and save money on I.T. support for your business in Denver, when compared to replacing the computer.
9. Older laptops that were bargain buys a few years ago may need to be replaced when they are performing poorly. Laptops that were better systems a few years ago will often work great for the next few years with a new battery and a solid state hard drive upgrade at a fraction of the cost of a new laptop, again saving you money on I.T. support for your business in Denver.
10. Another way to save money on I.T. support for your business in Denver is to automate the basic maintenance and support on your systems. By keeping the free Microsoft updates installed, virus definitions up to date, and software like adobe reader upgraded you can speed up or prevent support visits. If you prefer to have this done professionally you may consider an affordable program such as J.P. Schwartz, Inc.‘s Maintenance and Monitoring program, also known as M&M.
11. Organize some basic training for your staff. Knowledge about how to use printers or scanners, how to do daily tasks on the computers, Word, Excel, and Outlook skills, or how to identify likely malware and phishing emails can save you a bundle or money on I.T. support for your business in Denver. These can be short little tips and tricks that are shared throughout the company, or more formal hour long classes.
12. Look at the many free or online versions of software. Microsoft Office is expensive. Google has Google docs, and there is Open Office, and Microsoft has free viewers for the office products. If someone only needs to see PowerPoint files once in a while, but does not create them, install the basic version of Office and the free PowerPoint viewer to save money on your I.T. support for your business in Denver.
At J.P. Schwartz, Inc. we are interested in supporting your business in Denver and helping you succeed, not just taking your money. With our professional I.T. Support Consultants we work with you to give you great service and partner with you to help you save money on your I.T. support for your business in Denver through new technologies and great money saving programs.
Contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc. today to learn how we can help you to save money on I.T. Support for your Business in Denver. 303-482-1242
Tags: Denver, Denver Computer Consultant, I.T. Support, Maintenance and Monitoring, Managed Data Protection, Save money, Technical support
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Thursday, April 14th, 2011
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Denver Asigra Partner
J.P. Schwartz‘s Managed Data Protection (MDP) service is designed to ensure that your data is always protected. As a Denver Asigra Partner, our system is set up to ensure that your Recovery Time Objective (RTO) requirements are met.
Our MDP solution is powered by Asigra, the leading solution for Cloud based backups, making us a Denver Asigra Partner.
JPSchwartz decided to become a Denver Asigra Partner after reviewing many potential backup technologies. We chose to be a Denver Asigra Partner because of the agentless backup, efficient file transfer, wide range of support for different systems, and the fast recovery or restore times. We recognized that as a Denver Asigra Partner we are able to continue our mission of understanding problems and applying solutions that work. The main needs for backups are that you are able to protect your systems regardless of what data and applications you use, you have a high confidence that the backup is fully successful every time you have it scheduled to run, and that when you restore your data it restores quickly and without errors. By becoming a Denver Asigra Partner, J.P. Schwartz is able to deliver a managed backup solution that meets these goals.
How our MDP works as a Denver Asigra Partner:
Once selected for backup, your data is stored locally onsite at your location for fast restore and offsite in our data center for complete disaster protection. All data is encrypted for security purposes before it is ever transmitted or stored outside of your location.
Our Denver Asigra Parnter staff manages and performs all installation, backups, maintenance, reporting, and recovery as part of the service. Your staff is only involved in the data selection process or when placing requests to have data restored. There are no requirements for training or daily activities on your part. If there is ever an issue with missed backups, errors, or other issues, we will notify you and schedule the needed work at your convenience as part of our service.
What we backup on MDP as a Denver Asigra Partner
We can protect Microsoft, Macintosh, Linux, Novell, Unix, open files, operating systems, applications, databases, and email. By default, we protect everything on a server, and the My Documents folders, Microsoft office files, PST email files, and special applications on selected desktops.
How often we backup on MDP as a Denver Asigra Partner
We can do one time backups, scheduled backups, and continuous data protection. Our default is to backup once every 4 hours. This ensures that systems like servers always have a recent backup, and that systems like desktops that turn on and off do not get missed at night.
How long we keep the data on our MDP program as a Denver Asigra Partner
In our datacenter, the default is to always keep:
2 most recent versions
1 per day for a week
1 per week for 3 months
1 per month for 7 years
How quickly we restore data on MDP as a Denver Asigra Partner
Our default is to keep the 2 most recent version of your data both offsite and onsite for fast restores. This works well because usually the most recent version of a file is what is requested for restore. This means it is very unlikely you will need to wait to download your information. This means that missing file requests can be restored in a few minutes. For a disaster situation, the other 2 main factors for fast recovery is availability of hardware to restore to, and how much of a system must be rebuilt vs restored. It is always faster and more reliable to simply restore rather than rebuild, but in order to skip a rebuild, the entire system must be backed up rather than just the data files. This is our default on servers, but not desktops.
Testing and Reporting on MDP as a Denver Asigra Partner
Both are done daily. Our system automatically verifies files are not corrupted on a daily basis. Additional verification or test restores are available upon request. Every day, you will receive a report showing each of your backups, the date it last completed, and a count of any errors. If there are errors, or a backup has not run within an agreed upon timeframe, a technician will automatically contact you.
With Managed Data Protection (MDP) service provided by a Denver Asigra Partner, J.P. Schwartz, Inc. can help you to ensure your vital data is protected, backed up, and available for restore when needed.
For more information contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc today.
Tags: Asigra, Asigra Partner, Backup, Boulder Backup, Cloud computing, Data Backup, Denver Backup, Recovery Time Objective, Remote backup service
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Friday, April 8th, 2011
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IT Consultant Denver
J.P. Schwartz, Inc. is proud to be one of the most unique and sought after companies when small and medium sized businesses look for an IT Consultant in Denver. The highly trained technicians, one-of-a-kind guarantee, amazing backup services powered by Asigra, Maintenance and Monitoring programs, and Custom Network Design, make J.P. Schwartz, Inc. the best choice for your IT Consultant, Denver.
At J.P. Schwartz, Inc. we understand that businesses need an IT Consultant Denver, but can’t always afford full time staff. When you outsource your IT Consulting, Denver, with J.P. Schwartz, you get professional, on-site, individualized care. We look at your business operations, your IT Consultant needs, your budget, and your business goals and as your IT Consultants, Denver, we also become your trusted advisor.
If you are still looking for an IT Consultant, Denver or looking to replace your current IT company, let J.P. Schwartz, Inc.‘s qualified technicians and computer IT consultants provide your small business with the highest quality computing solutions and tech support while utilizing the latest technologies and staying within your budget. See what a difference we can make as your IT Consultant, Denver.
To contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc. visit our website at http://www.jpschwartz.com or call 303-482-1242
Want to know more about Outsourcing your IT? Visit our blog post, here.
Tags: Backup, boulder, Consultant, Data Backup, Denver, Guarantee, IT, IT Consultant, Maintenance and Monitoring, outsource, Techician
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Tuesday, March 8th, 2011
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Computer Security
Safety, Convenience and Cost of Denver Computer Security
Many companies wonder about Denver computer security, and if their data is safe. This question does not have a simple yes or no answer. There are really a number of questions that need to be asked.
Is the system safe enough?
This really depends a lot on the risk of a compromised system. If you are a bank, have social security information, medical records, or trade secrets stored on the system, costs of a security breach could be disastrous. On the other hand, if it is a shared computer to allow guests to get on the internet, it would just be an irritation if the computer ended up with compromised security. Denver Computer security is a sliding scale, and it should be set to match the damage that could be caused.
Is the system convenient to use?
There are many ways approach Denver computer security on a system. Some limit the performance or the usability of the system. When a computer has only one purpose, like a point of sales system, it is relatively easy to make sure it only does what is intended. On the other hand, a development system, may need to be very flexible in it’s use. Typically, the more functions or purposes a computer is used for, the more difficult it is to secure.
How much does it cost to implement and maintain the Denver computer security?
Denver Computer security can be obtained for a very low cost. The cheapest method is to ensure there is no critical data on the system, and that the system can only be used for a limited purpose. As the data on the system grows and the needs of the user increase, the computer security becomes more complicated. It is possible to secure a system, make it easy to use, and allow for all sorts of uses, but cost increases as additional requirements are added. Don’t forget costs of maintenance, patches, virus definitions, and technical support. In addition to these updates, the system should be checked periodically to ensure it is not compromised, and the settings that keep it safe have not changed.
J.P. Schwartz, Inc. specializes in Computer Security. Our highly trained technicians can help you to evaluate the level of Denver computer security your business needs to employ and implement those security measures for you. With our Maintenance and Monitoring program you can also be assured that your systems are running at their peak conditions. Contact J.P. Schwartz, Inc. today to set up a free consultation regarding your Denver computer security.
Tags: Computer Security, Data Safety, Data Security, Inc., J.P. Schwartz, Security Breach
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Monday, February 28th, 2011
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Everyone is feeling the affects of a down-turned economy. If you are a small or medium sized business in the Denver / Boulder area it may not be cost effective to hire your own full time IT department or even full time employee to supervise your IT. We understand that your need for IT support is just as great, whether the money is there for staffing or not.
Outsourcing your IT may be just the way for your business to go. When you outsource your IT with local Denver / Boulder area computer and network specialists, J.P. Schwartz, Inc. you enter a strategic partnership that will save you money, time, and worry. We become a trusted adviser that can maintain and monitor your network, provide backup and restoration services, upgrade, troubleshoot, repair, and provide general IT support for your network.
When you choose to outsource your IT services to J.P. Schwartz, Inc, we work with you, your needs and your budget. We provide you with the most cost effective and complete solutions and technical support available.
Don’t wait till it breaks, call J.P. Schwartz, Inc. now to set up a consultation, and see how we can help you outsource your IT.
Tags: boulder, Computer Consulting, Computer Network, Data Backup, Denver, IT, Maintenance and Monitoring, outsource
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Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011
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In this fast paced world we now live in, we are bombarded with data. EMC Corporation, the world specialist in information infrastructure solutions states, “The digital universe continued its skyrocketing growth even during a severe global economic downturn: The creation and replication of new digital information set a record in 2009 by growing to 800 billion gigabytes, 62 percent over the previous year. People continue to take pictures, send e-mail, blog, and post videos. Companies are still adding to their data warehouses. Governments are still requiring more information be kept. And that’s only the beginning of what’s to come. The expansion of the digital universe is expected to gain further momentum over the next decade, increasing 44-fold to 35 trillion gigabytes by the year 2020.” (http://www.emc.com/leadership/programs/digital-universe.htm)
This gives those providing Denver Data Backup Services a new push and a new challenge! As a Denver Data Backup Services Provider, we at J.P. Schwartz, Inc. understand that not all backup services are created equal, and depending on how vital that data is to you or your business really effects which Denver Data Backup Services provider you choose.
For myself individually, if I loose my data from my computer, I can wait a day or two to get it back, and if it can not be restored? Well, it will be a pain for me, and a huge disappointment to say the least, but my livelihood and reputation are not on the line over it. However, if our business were to loose all our data, we would need it restored as soon as possible and not having a restore is just not an option, it could potentially put us out of business. Most businesses today, share this fate with us, if they indeed loose all their electronic files.
As a Denver Data Backup Services Provider, we offer a Managed Data Services plan that we feel is the most comprehensive and redundant backup service in Denver. While no backup service is 100% foolproof, our Managed Data Protection plan is powered by the worlds best computer backup software, Asigra. Asigra has won numerous awards and is trusted by some of the worlds most successful companies, such as CocaCola, Microsoft, Toyota, YMCA, and many more.
Denver Data Backup Services are more important than ever to the businesses in the Denver area. Your business can benefit from this service by potentially lower backup costs when compared to traditional tape-based backups, better budget control when planning for your backup plan, shorter restoration times, peace of mind, and compliance with regulations regarding data within certain industries. With more control over what data gets backed up, how often and where (onsite, cloud, etc…) you will enjoy a more robust backup plan for your data at a reasonable cost. This Denver Data Backup Services solution works with nearly any environment. (Windows, Mac, Desktop, Servers, Laptops, etc…)
Risk of loosing your data to hardware failure, viruses, theft, and so on, should not cause you to loose sleep at night, wondering how you would ever recover. Contact us at J.P. Schwartz, Inc., to learn more about our Managed Data Protection plan and how you can start resting easy when it comes to who you choose for your Denver Data Backup Services.
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