Saving money is only one benefit of a paperless office. In fact, we have six reasons just as compelling as that bottom line – a few may even increase profits
The ugly truth is, you can have the most sophisticated, expensive system in place but you can’t have 100% confidence in it until you test it. Sometimes people don’t test because the vendor promised it would work, sometimes they’re afraid that it won’t and they’ll have to deal with the fallout, sometimes people just kinda test and call it good enough. Really, (you might wonder) what could go wrong?
Your customers may not expect you to have your doors open 24 hours a day but they do expect your online doors to be open 24 hours a day. No matter your product or service, if your website, email servers, electronic library or information store is down – even in the middle of the night – they’re going to be frustrated
If you’re backing up every instance of that data, you’re wasting an enormous amount of storage. And, because we continue to send more emails and more information as the years roll on, you’re going to run out of storage a lot faster than you should – or would if you deduped.
Before I continue the saga of Stritec and its venture into SSD I want to congratulate Emily Eddy on her new position at Whiptail as Channel Development Manager for the Central U.S. Emily is an avid ultimate Frisbee player and can be followed on LinkedIn.
This is a blog about one of the Midwestern companies that started the trend to Solid State Drives, commonly known as SSD to supplement traditional spinning disk storage. It is filled with innovation, intrigue and history that will surprise many.
Ah, tape backups. They’re expensive, require a lot of manual intervention, leave gaps in protection, have high failure rates...
If you’re backing up every instance of that data, you’re wasting an enormous amount of storage. And, because we continue to send more emails and more information as the years roll on, you’re going to run out of storage a lot faster than you should – or would if you deduped.
