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ZuluMichael O’Dwyer, a freelance writer for Forbes.com, recently interviewed our president, David Zimmerman, for his article of data protection and data recovery. The article addresses both physical and cloud storage concerns.
How Not To Lose Your Head When You Lose Your Data
By Michael O’Dwyer
PC users, almost without exception, are experienced with data loss. Whether from an unexpected power loss or an application that freezes when updating essential project documents, it happens.
When files are lost, data recovery is often necessary to salvage irreplaceable business data or personal items, such as photos. Both home users and companies can maximize their chances of recovering information by following a few important steps and identifying when you need a professional’s help.
