What kind of relationships do you have with your cloud vendors? Should they know and understand your business well enough to provide the level of service and support that your organization needs? Or, are you just another faceless name identified by a ten digit account code and a monthly invoice? Through the course of conducting […]
Into the Dark Ages: What Keeps Cloud Servers from Crashing?
Echopath Blog Into the Dark Ages: What Keeps Cloud Servers from Crashing? There’s over 1 exabyte of data being stored in the cloud. (That’s 1,073,741,824 GB.) That’s personal cloud and private cloud, individual data and business data. Now imagine that it all went away. All of it. Every single bit. Obviously that wouldn’t happen, since […]
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What Should Go? Choosing What Data To Include In Cloud Backup
Echopath Blog What Should Go? Choosing What Data To Include In Cloud Backup When you decide to back up your company’s data using the cloud, you start the necessary process of deciding what data to include. Not everything might necessarily need to go. This is a time for you to take stock of important data, […]
Backup: Small Business vs. Large Business
Echopath Blog Backing Up: Small Business vs. Large Business We don’t have to tell you that there are plenty of differences between large and small businesses, but we can tell you that your backup plan for each should be different. If you’re from a large business and moving to a small one (or vice versa), […]
Anyone Can Be Vulnerable to Data Security: The Neiman Marcus Story
Security: Neiman Marcus Through ecommerce, department stores like Neiman Marcus have been able to increase their revenues significantly, meeting demand in places they may never have had reason to put a store. Yet even when a business is as large and makes as much money as Neiman Marcus does, it doesn’t make that business insusceptible […]
How Cloud Computing Came to Be
Cloud computing came about because there was a need for more storage space and more computing power without having to spend large amounts of money on building the facilities to house this technology. In addition to this need, there was also the need to be able to access files from a large number of devices […]