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07 October 2015  — 1 min read
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07 October 2015  — 1 min read
Where to Back Up Now – Locally or in the Cloud?
Data is the lifeline of your organization. You, as an IT system administrator, know this perfectly well through the daily trials and tribulations babysitting your IT systems, through the pain and suffering of getting things back up and running when they go down. Because of this you know that backing up everything you manage is essential – and maybe you even learned this hard way.
30 September 2015  — 1 min read
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30 September 2015  — 1 min read
Using Macs in the Workplace? Make the Move to El Capitan Beautiful
Apple promises lots of new features in its latest release of OS X El Capitan, including improved enhancements for Spotlight searches, new editing tools and the ability to manage multiple email threads. Just check out the quote included in Apple’s press release, reminding us that El Capitan is here:
23 September 2015  — 2 min read
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23 September 2015  — 2 min read
Why iCloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox Can’t Truly Protect Your Data
Today, most people understand cloud applications and cloud computing, but some still question the differences between a cloud backup solution, like Acronis, and cloud storage services, such as iCloud, Google Drive, and Dropbox. In some cases, the providers of the latter three products advertise their services as a backup solution. In other cases, consumers believe that anytime they store data in the cloud, it's always protected in the event of loss. Let’s set the record straight when it comes to online backup vs. cloud storage services!
09 September 2015  — 3 min read
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09 September 2015  — 3 min read
How to Protect Your Family’s Digital Lives
Long gone are the days of the single computer household and mobile phones being a luxury item. With two little ones at home, my family has already accumulated more technology (one iPad, two mobile phones, two laptops and one desktop computer) than we know what to do with.
31 August 2015  — 2 min read
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31 August 2015  — 2 min read
1,000 Memories in Your Pocket - How Are You Protecting Them?
According to a recent Acronis survey, a third of us have experienced some sort of data loss. However, 22% of us don’t backup our computers or mobile phones, at all.
28 August 2015  — 4 min read
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28 August 2015  — 4 min read
3 Things Every Business Should Know About Backup
Many people think that backup is simply about copying data and then copying it back if needed. The process probably was that simple in 1960 — as simple as punching another set of computer cards and keeping them in a safe place. Technology has advanced rapidly in the past 50 years, so backup processes have also had to advance. Backup covers a variety of use cases from simple file recovery to recovery of complex systems
30 July 2015  — 6 min read
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30 July 2015  — 6 min read
10 Tips for Smooth Migration to Windows 10
Microsoft has just released Windows 10 – the last Windows version number ever released. Instead of releasing major new versions, the Redmond software giant is going to drive a regular stream of improvements through frequent Windows updates.
24 July 2015  — 2 min read
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24 July 2015  — 2 min read
Mac Marketing Pros – 5 Impactful Tips for Better Productivity and Happier People
In today's world of striving to gain competitive advantage and doing more with less, cutting edge technologies to increase sales - like digital marketing - are on the forefront of every CEO’s mind. As a result, many companies are currently advertising for new marketing professionals, especially in the digital marketing sector.
14 July 2015  — 1 min read
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14 July 2015  — 1 min read
In Loving Memory - Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003 (12) of Redmond, WA left us peacefully on July 14, 2015. As you may recall, Windows Server 2003 greeted the world on April 24, 2003. It created a lot of excitement for then IT professionals, replacing previous server versions – and adding support for 64-bit systems. Windows Server 2003 also brought up a whole generation of Windows System Administrators in a post-dotcom era. Windows Server 2003 was the main workhorse on numerous servers in both small and big data centers. Not without its drawbacks, it served millions of users reliably and faithfully. Windows Server 2003 is survived by Windows Server 2008/R2, Windows Server 2012/R2 and Windows Azure. Windows Server 2003 will continue to be in our memory for all the long nights of server rollouts and configuration bashes, Active Directory and DNS configurations, and re-configurations.
13 July 2015  — 1 min read
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13 July 2015  — 1 min read
Acronis Backup Cloud part of Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator Platform
Last week Flexiant and Acronis announced a new partnership integrating Acronis Backup Cloud into the Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator Platform. You can read the press release here!
03 June 2015  — 2 min read
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03 June 2015  — 2 min read
Stand Up to Ransomware with Cloud Backup
Are you aware what is ransomware? Imagine you are an IT administrator at a small company of 30 people or so. You juggle hardware, software, the network – and even phone systems and the occasional electrical failure or power outage on any given day. So, when your CEO calls you and says, “I cannot open my sales forecast file,” you rush into action. You check your CEO’s PC and find that the file is somehow corrupted. Then you notice a small red icon at the bottom corner of the desktop with a prompt reading: “Your files have been encrypted. Pay $500 for a decryption key within 10 days or your data will be deleted — click here for payment instructions.”
26 May 2015  — 2 min read
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26 May 2015  — 2 min read
Integrating Mac To Windows: What Apple Won't Tell You
If your company has a mixed environment of Windows and Macs and you've recently tried to upgrade to the latest version of Mac OS X, you have no doubt encountered frustrating incompatibility issues. Why is that? Well, perhaps Apple forgot to tell you something!