The End of Downtime for Business Nothing is more detrimental to a business than business downtime. The average small or midsized business loses more than $160,000 a year from lost productivity during their business downtime.  Larger companies lose more than that from business downtime. Client satisfaction and service reputation can suffer significantly with every second that operations are halted ...

Find out how your CompuVault solution can give you more protection in an ever changing world!  You already know CompuVault for providing your business with the best solution in offsite media and document storage through the use of our fast and secure courier services.  You may also know CompuVault for IT equipment and support or CompuVault’ s cloud backup/restore services. Now CompuVault is t ...

Business Continuity that protects data, systems and business. All businesses have essential data, applications and systems they need to protect – personal work stored on laptops, business applications running on servers or infrastructure systems like email and payroll.  And lets face it – sometimes things go wrong.  Laptops get stolen. Email servers fail.  Someone accidentally deletes an im ...

What happens if you have a Catastrophic Data Loss? Several Universities have under taken studies of what would happen to a business if it suffered a Catastrophic Data Loss. Here is what they say: The University of Minnesota found that “…93% of businesses that lost their data center for 10 days or more filed for bankruptcy within one year.” The University of Texas study says “…companies t ...

Backup and Recovery There are a million ways to backup your data, but can you recover it when you need it? Our customers trust CompuVault Backup and Recovery to ensure their mission critical data is always available when they need it. CompuVault: Backup and Recovery you can believe in. Businesses rely on us to address their: Compliance Disaster recovery Onsite, offsite, online and cloud-conne ...

As a small business owner, your business depends on proprietary data such as client and vendor contact lists, accounting data, tax records, and other important documents that you create and store on your computer. Chances are that you back up that data on tape drives or a server—but what do you do with those tapes or that server once you have made the backups? Even if you are able to transport y ...