Lane Leach, Sr. Systems Engineer for Pinnacle Business Systems, discusses the complex challenge of backing up a company’s critical systems and the most reliable way to recover in our latest On Air with Pinnacle Podcast....
The continued popularity of web-based applications and cloud computing has led to a proliferation of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions, limiting the need for businesses to retain a large store of on-premises hardware. While you may have already shifted some of your tech needs to SaaS models, you might still house your backup and recovery solutions in house. If that's the case, consider the advantages of Backup-and-Recovery-as-a-Service (BRaaS). Here's how to determine if BRaaS is a good fit for your needs: 1. You're spending too much for on-site backup and recovery. Gartner predicted that worldwide IT spending would come to $3.9 trillion this year, and that we're likely to cross the $4 trillion threshold next year. Hand in hand with growing IT spending, many businesses find themselves processing and storing vast amounts of business-critical data these days. The cost of housing and maintaining on-premises hardware and simultaneously managing your own data and backup recovery processes can add up....
Check out the top security issues we experienced in 2019 and how to deal with them in 2020. ...
In order to safeguard data from being corrupted, integrity constraints are deployed. Take a look at what data security and integrity are, why they're important and what we can do to properly maintain both....
When it comes to network efficiency, we defy the stereotypes of cumbersome and time-consuming. With topology reviews and network mapping, we can help simplify, automate, and leverage network documentation so that you can improve network efficiency....
