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Best Practice Policy

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UNDERSTANDING THE NEED FOR BACKUP

The Risks

What data can be lost without a backup strategy?

   Whole documents
    Accounting details: work orders, invoices, etc.
    Data entry and customer details
    Projects under construction
    Undeveloped projects
    Preferences/customized spreadsheets
   Development history

Why and how can data be lost?

    Unintentional computing and human error
    Mistaken deletion of files or folders, or even entire hard disks (see below)
    Inadequate training of personnel

What about hard-disk failure?

Almost every personal computer uses a hard disk as the storage device. With spinning disks and floating magnetic heads that require precise tolerances, even the slightest bit of damage may cause a complete failure. As well, the following may occur :

   Malicious virus attack
   Computer theft
   Fire or natural disaster.

Best Practices Policy

To prevent data-loss disasters, Backup Manager recommends the following "Best Practices" Policy:

1. Outsource data backup function to Backup Manager.
2. Set software to back up daily.
3. Depending on the amount of data in storage, burn hardcopy CDs every quarter (three months), and have Backup Manager store these CDs in its secure data center.

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