We’d like to introduce you to our latest release, BackupAssist v7.2. This version is really important for two main reasons: it has a new add-on
As every good worker knows, you don’t need to blame anything if you’re using the right tools. Here we’ve brought together five of the most
With the upcoming release of Exchange Granular Restore from its beta, we thought now might be a good time to run through the parts of
So you’ve seen the light, been through and virtualized your office. Job well done. Now you probably thought about this before doing all that work
Australian support will be offline on Tuesday the 9th of July as we’re doing some whole office training. US support will be operating as usual.
On Friday last week I went over just how important schedules are, how they are essentially the cornerstone of any backup strategy. Well today we’re
Schedules describe when your backups take place and how long each backup is retained for. These two considerations are at the heart of a data
US support will be offline on Thursday the 4th of July for the Independence Day holiday. Australian support will be operating as usual. If you’re
Microsoft has released a preview version of Windows Server 2012 R2 as part of the MS Build conference going on in San Francisco for the
Protecting your data isn’t just about backups, you’ve also got to stop others from gaining access to your data. Over the last few years plenty
Scientists in Australia have figured out a way to cram a petabyte onto a single optical disk, similar to a DVD or Blu-Ray. That’s right
We’ve looked at how Data containers add flexibility to System Protection backups, by providing restore points from incremental backups and making the backups more portable.
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