Data Recovery News

Businesses should take step-by-step approach to teleworking

Category: Data recovery

16 May, 2013

Companies have been advised to take a step-by-step approach to teleworking. Industry expert Katie Fabian told Business Spectator that companies need to deploy a telework policy, which will enable staff to be more aware of their responsibilities with regard to remote working. “Technology... read more>>

Boost BYOD efficiency by moving data into the cloud

Category: Data recovery

16 May, 2013

Organisations can improve the efficiency of their bring your own device (BYOD) plans by moving more data into the cloud. This is the advice from analyst Marcus Blosch, who has appeared at the Gartner Enterprise Architecture Summit, where he said that transferring information to the cloud can qui... read more>>

Users are responsible for their own cloud data, expert warns

Category: Data recovery

15 May, 2013

Web users are ultimately responsible for the safety of their own data, one group has warned. The Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) has emphasised the importance of properly handling information, but has admitted that an insurance policy for the cloud would be “a great step forward in the sector&r... read more>>

G-Cloud team 'should be applauded'

Category: Data recovery

15 May, 2013

The team behind the third iteration of the British government’s cloud store should be applauded, one expert has claimed. Joe Dignan, chief public sector analyst at Ovum, believes the specialists should be commended for moving from a standing start to achieving £18.2 million in sales ... read more>>

File recovery measures can reduce downtime for businesses

Category: Data recovery

14 May, 2013

Organisations are constantly threatened by data security issues, which can pop up at any time and spell disaster. Even when companies are running smoothly, a power outage or simple human error can cause operations to quickly come to a standstill, piling extra pressure on staff from dissatisfied... read more>>

Microsoft helping to accelerate cloud computing growth in Ireland

Category: Data recovery

14 May, 2013

Microsoft is helping to boost cloud computing in Ireland, along with assistance from the Irish Centre for Cloud Computing and Commerce, Dublin City University, University College Cork and Athlone Institute of Technology. The National Cloud Computing Accelerator Programme aims to accelerate cloud... read more>>

Two-thirds of organisations ‘under-prepared’ for BYOD

Category: Data recovery

13 May, 2013

Two-thirds of organisations are under-prepared for the bring your own device (BYOD) trend, a survey has indicated. Network Instruments’ study, which was conducted at Interop Las Vegas 2013, found that just one-third of organisations have a BYOD policy in place to assist them with the techn... read more>>

How to strengthen BYOD security

Category: Data recovery

13 May, 2013

The rise of the bring your own device (BYOD) trend is a remarkable development in the IT industry. Thanks to the technology, staff can become more flexible with how they work, and use laptops, smartphones and tablets to undertake their daily duties. Due to people’s familiarity with these d... read more>>

UK ‘unlikely’ to suffer major web outage

Category: Data recovery

10 May, 2013

Britain is unlikely to suffer a major web outage, one expert has claimed. Speaking to V3, Axel Pawlik, the managing director of internet organisation RIPE NCC, believes that the country has a wide range of firms with a vested interest in keeping the lines of communication in and out of the natio... read more>>

Businesses believe cloud is ‘mature enough’

Category: Data recovery

10 May, 2013

Many companies now believe cloud technology is mature enough to deliver IT in convenient and cost-effective ways. This is according to V3 writer Daniel Robinson, who believes that it is about time that companies accepted the cloud as simply “part of the way IT is delivered these days&rdquo... read more>>