See also Remote, Onsite, Virtual and VoIP Support | Terms and Conditions
We have survived a number of disasters in our computer systems ranging from disc crashes to monitors failing. You need a backup strategy and several copies scattered all over the place to ensure survival. Redundancy is very important. These days this is called cloud computing.
Many sites and small businesses now backup their entire system remotely to enable them to recover from disaster or loss in their main site.
Using virtualization, snapshots of various operating systems like Unix, Linux, FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Windows can be saved and then reloaded on a totally different operating system allowing for very quick response should the hardware fail or a system be overrun with viruses or spambots due to lax security.
This is ideal for setting up various work or test machines without having to purchase many pieces of hardware to run them on.
Other common jobs are rebuilding PCs with Windows XP or Vista, Linux or FreeBSD.
Two examples:
Cloud computing is where the user uses applications loaded from the Internet. The data is stored offsite, perfect for mobile applications or disaster/recover options for small businesses with small IT budgets and pay by the month modes.
Get in touch if you need help rebuilding, upgrading, recovering, backing up or virtualization of your system. We have experience with Windows and Linux both local and remote backup to disk, flash drive or tape and soon to the Cloud.
We have experience with gigabytes of backups.