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Databarracks Makes Buddybackup Free for All Users

no@spam.com (Lindsay Beaton) — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 15:02:03

Databarracks has released an unrestricted version of its online Buddybackup software free for all users. The software offers unlimited storage and peer-to-peer technology to allow your valuable data to be stored encrypted on your "buddies'" computers.

Companies Have a False Sense of Confidence in Their Backup Solutions Reveals Databarracks' Survey

no@spam.com (Lindsay Beaton) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 07:46:35

Databarracks has discovered that many companies, though they are backing up their data, are missing crucial steps in the process which could translate to lost data in the event of disaster.

Databarracks’ State of the Art Disaster Recovery Offices are Now Complete!

no@spam.com (Lindsay Beaton) — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 08:38:37

Databarracks has just completed its Disaster Recovery Suite located in South West London. The new offices feature all modern conveniences and the best technology available. Databarracks' team is located just seconds away, in order to assist with a smooth transition for those undergoing relocation.

To Protect And Serve: Avoid Server Disasters

no@spam.com (Sally Jackson) — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 23:33:21

From a simple power failure to a record flood or raging fire, server disasters can damage a business and halt the flow of important information crucial to company prosperity.

Turnover by another 20% in the next year

no@spam.com (Sally Jackson) — Sun, 13 Jan 2008 23:20:28

A NEWCASTLE-BASED data centre is celebrating after securing three new contracts in less than two months - sending the company well on the way to increasing turnover by another 20% in the next year.

Choose A Backup Software For Your Data Center Disaster Recovery Plan

no@spam.com (Randall Christian) — Sun, 18 Nov 2007 15:30:33

A data center stores all the programs, files, applications and other digital information that a business needs to have, so they may reasonably compete against businesses using the internet If their files where destroyed, this would bring the companies production to a halt, possibly causing a crushing blow to its positive cash flow