CrashPlan is How-To Geek’s Top Pick

February 22, 2012

How-To Geek recently answered a reader inquiry about cloud-based backup solutions for backing up to other computers, remote locations and removable media. CrashPlan+ is a perfect fit! In the response, “Where Can I Find a Backup Solution That Scales Well”, How-To Geek points out that CrashPlan+ is the best option for someone who wants multiple read more…

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Backup myths debunked

February 21, 2012

Backing up computers has been a well-established practice for decades. Despite the explosion of online backup over the last decade (IDC projects the market for online backup services to grow to $715 million by 2011), lower hardware and software costs, and easeir to use solutions, many myths and misperceptions stemming back from those early days read more…

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Neil Gaiman has a plan

February 20, 2012

The team here at Code 42 could accurately be described as geeky. Many desks display SciFi collectibles of various flavors, with Star Trek, Star Wars, Tron and Harry Potter currently dominating. Typical lunch conversations range from the latest advances in development tools to debating the relative merits of UFO vs Red Dwarf. Everyone has seen read more…

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Backup myths debunked

February 21, 2012

Backing up computers has been a well-established practice for decades. Despite the explosion of online backup over the last decade (IDC projects the market for online backup services to grow to $715 million by 2011), lower hardware and software costs, and easeir to use solutions, many myths and misperceptions stemming back from those early days read more…

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Neil Gaiman has a plan

February 20, 2012

The team here at Code 42 could accurately be described as geeky. Many desks display SciFi collectibles of various flavors, with Star Trek, Star Wars, Tron and Harry Potter currently dominating. Typical lunch conversations range from the latest advances in development tools to debating the relative merits of UFO vs Red Dwarf. Everyone has seen read more…

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CrashPlan featured in The Wall Street Journal

February 15, 2012

The Wall Street Journal’s Katherine Boehret has reviewed CrashPlan and CrashPlan+ for her weekly column, The Digital Solution. The article, titled “For Backup, You’ve Got a Friend, Family or Cloud,” is featured in today’s Wall Street Journal and AllThingsD.com. In her detailed review, Boehret describes her out of the box experience with CrashPlan and discusses read more…

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Bulletproofing Your Data Recovery, Part II

January 20, 2012

We recently discussed four tips to bulletproofing your data recovery. Here are four additional tips for your protecting your business’ data. 1) Use a backup system that retains deleted files. Most backup systems retain copies of deleted files for some period of time before purging them from the backup data. 30 days is typical, which is read more…

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How to Bulletproof Your Data Disaster Recovery

January 16, 2012

According to a small business disaster preparedness survey, in the past 12 months, the typical SMB experienced six computer outages with the leading causes of downtime being cyber attacks, power outages and employee errors. And of the SMBs surveyed, only less than half of the businesses said they back up at least 60 percent of read more…

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Code 42 Software’s CEO on Business Insider

January 6, 2012

Code 42 Software’s CEO and Co-Founder, Matthew Dornquast, has a proven track record of success when it comes to effectively running a business. He shares a wealth of business insight in a recent article in The Line. “The difference between the winners and the losers are the ones that spend that little tiny bit more. read more…

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