The article talks about data loss statistics every business owner should be aware of. The target audience for this article is small to medium business owners.

Pick up any newspaper, trade magazine or business publication and there will be horror stories of data and identity thefts. There have been many high-profile businesses that have suffered at the hands of computer hackers over the past several years. It’s impossible to determine the monetary impact that these thefts have had on the lives of thousands of people.

The article explains how to ensure your business is running in minutes after data loss. The target audience for this article is small to medium business owners.

Baby boomers store old pictures, stocks, bonds, financial information and just about their whole life on their computers. They didn’t grow up with computers and are enthused with this new technology, so they make room in their attic by getting rid of hard copies. They know if they need something, they can print a copy and they’ve got it. They store their wills, insurance policies, banking information, deed to the house and titles to the cars.

Have you ever wondered how you would run your business without computers? You didn’t keep hard copies of all your transactions, customers, suppliers and anything else associated with your business, but all your data got wiped away. All your sales were made from the computer with all the sales receipts in it too. If that were to happen, you might as well be in the middle of a desert trying to drum up business. In today’s world, everything is run by computers and most of the time they’re a life-saver, but when they crash, you wish the computer was never invented.

In today’s world, almost everyone has some type of Apple device from an iPod to an iPad to an iPhone. If you are an Apple user, there is a good chance that you are dependent upon one or more of these devices.

Business owners don’t usually think about a recovery plan to keep their computers data safe from a disaster. They’re focused on the everyday tasks of running their business, taking care of customers, talking to suppliers and adding up their daily profits. Most don’t ever think about their computers storing their data which is the meat to their business. This means they’re not ready if a disaster were to happen. If they were to lose all their data, their business would be doomed.

Every business owner needs a secure off-line backup system in the event of a system crash, fire, ice storm or human error. Those are the main reasons our Windows and Mac computers crash. If a disaster was to happen and you were not prepared, you’d lose all your data putting your business in jeopardy. Those little computers are the core of your business, without them your business could not survive. There were no PCs fifty years ago, so businesses no matter what size had to do everything manually.

If you’re not prepared for a computer crash, you’ll lose all your data, photos, videos, precious memories and financial information. Most people think that having an online backup system will protect their data. The reason why you’re not prepared for a computer crash is you think it will never happen, you have an online backup software system or you send your files to a storage sharing site. These methods of online backup are unsecure and unreliable.

The article gives the reader a basic introduction of remote backup. The target audience for this article is small to medium business owners.

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When it comes to your business, having reliable business data backup is essential. These services store files on a remote server.