Always Back Up!

February 23, 2007 | Author: Eve Lester | Filed under: Technology

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Of all the things I have learned in the last decade or so, one has been to back up, EVERYTHING! When you least expect it something horrible will happen. If you do not have things like an external hard drive or dvd burners, you still have options, like the IBackup - Online Backup program, the prices are not that bad, about 10.00 a month for 5gm of space, not a bad deal considering what you will be saving by not losing all of this information. They have a ton of options and seem reliable. Be sure to check it out before you loose everything. Even if you don’t use them, at least be sure to back up onto a CD or something often!

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My business needs are not the same as 2 years back.

Having my own business setup, I have expanded and along with it my technical needs have also grown. As a satisfied customer of Mozy for a long time, I didn�t want to change my online backup service but my business needs forced me to look further. Recently I had also upgraded my OS to Windows Vista.

So far I have been managing with the monthly restriction on restore in Mozy but my data size had increased and I need to refer to it often. Moreover I have to share information with my customers who are from other cities that�s not possible in Mozy. IBackup was something that I had been looking at with interest for a few months and from what I got to know it�s a stable and dependable backup solution.
http://www.ibackup.com

It had all the features my business needed and even more. It was compatible across the platforms and even with Windows Vista. There were no restrictions on monthly storage and backup. With Web Manager, which is IBackup’s browser based application, I could create sharable links and instantly share file/folders with others by just knowing heir e-mail id. It had another great feature called Sub-Accounts. A Sub-Account is an account that I could create on any folder in my online backup account to provide access to files/folders within that folder to customers or business partners. It could be used as a secure way of collaboration with multiple parties. Web Manager

After using IBackup service for the past 3 months, I have noticed my hard earned money is bringing positive returns and I am more than satisfied.

- Karen

Karen wrote on March 26, 2007 - 10:06 am | Visit Link

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