Data Back-Up

CWD Enterprises knows how important your data is, whether it's personal or business and statistics show that over 43% of computer users lose irreplaceable files. It can happen from hard drive crashes, theft, power surges, natural disasters, or accidentally deleting your own files. You may not be able to prevent these events but you can take precautions to make sure you can retrieve your files.

We can help you back up your files. We have a solution that will make sure that you can recover from a "disaster" within 24 - 48 hours after acquiring a new pc.

It is a statistically know fact that if a small business does not recover from a disaster within 7-14 days, it is very likely not recover from the disaster.

Can you afford to lose that kind of money and time? If not, give us a call at 305-293-3097 or fill out our inquiry form for more information.

We can help you insure that your business is not a statistic with our Disaster Recovery Plan and Paperless Office solutions.

                

For online backup we recommend Carbonite. For a small yearly fee Carbonite automatically and securely backs up the irreplaceable contents of your computer no matter how much data you need to back up.

Contact us today at 305-293-3097 or visit Carbonite web site for more informaton. If you would like assistance with configuring your backup and incorporating a Disaster Recovery Plan, give us a call or inquire by clicking here.

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External Hard Drives       

An external hard disk is easy to use, since the drive can be written to just like an internal drive is attached to the computer. An external disk is relatively inexpensive, compared to traditional data backup solutions. In addition, portable hard drives offer the ability to take data anywhere with you- since the drive weighs only a few pounds. Any user on the move that uses a laptop or notebook will greatly benefit by utilizing an external hard drive.

When purchasing an external hard drive the most important thing to know is how much data you will be backing up. When you review a disk drive, always multiply your current data backup need by at least three when looking for data capacity. For instance, if your data backups are currently 50 GB, do not buy a model less than 150GB. The primary reason for this is because your data storage needs will increase dramatically over the next few years, and you will want a drive that can handle these needs.