This World Backup Day, Don’t Get Caught Without a Plan

Having access to your company’s data is absolutely crucial to your success. After all, in today’s day and age, it is an extraordinarily important aspect of your business’ sustainability. Everything you do is influenced in some way by the data you have generated and/or collected--so what would you do if it was suddenly gone?


Too many businesses find themselves in this exact situation, suddenly left "up the creek without a paddle" as they discover their data has been lost. There are plenty of causes for data loss, such as user error, malicious invaders, and hardware failure. These circumstances can have catastrophic effects on a business; effects that often lead to the business in question closing its doors for good. Fortunately, this doesn’t always have to be the case.

A good way to avoid this data-loss scenario is to have a backup solution implemented by a trusted provider. They can ensure that your data is backed up incrementally, allowing data redundancy as often as every 15 minutes. That way, even if your systems fail, the amount of progress you have made on a task will not be completely lost.

At Hawaii Tech Support we dedicate a lot of time and effort to implementing and managing comprehensive data backup and disaster recovery protocols for Hawaii businesses. To that end, we have the solution your business needs to protect and preserve your information.

For more information about data backup, business continuity, and hardware and network management, call us today at (808) 535-9700. One of our knowledgeable professionals can work with you to procure and deploy the technology solutions your company needs to forge ahead.

Stanley Lau

Stanley Lau is the founder of Hawaii Tech Support. With nearly 20 years of experience in IT and consulting, Stan first helps businesses understand their technology needs then implements the best solution. Stan holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from UCLA.

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