If a small business loses all its data files, it loses all
its business too. Enterprises TV offers some suggestions for the small business
owner.
All it takes is one major weather-related catastrophe and a
small business is out of business for good. Data back up is not only essential
but imperative. Without it, the small company has no inventory, no sales
records and no customer records. A
recent survey found that forty percent of IT professionals said their small
business would be out of business is the company lost all data files
permanently. And 58% said they would not sustain any amount of data loss. The
survey also found that 62% reported a disruption to due to their companies from
data loss and 33% said their profits took a hit. The Enterprises TV show also notes that job loss should be expected
when data is compromised or lost as in the case of discount store Target and
its major data breach earlier this year. To date, the retailer’s revenue is
down almost twenty percent of this post date.
Data should be backed up every day and more so during storm
season. The survey noted that 60% of small and mid-sized businesses do not back
up data on a daily basis. When they do save files, it is on older devices such
as external hard drives or network attached storage. While these are okay, they
eventually show their age and put data at risk. Cloud storage companies are
reliable and usually affordable. Spent a
little more to ensure data files are safe and secure. It could save the
business some day.
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