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Do you Currently Back Up?

Comp-u-doc can still help. Our experience shows that company's with the best of intentions often fall short in one of the following areas:

No Adequate Disaster Plan.

This is a plan designed NOW, to be implemented quickly and automatically if there is a catastrophic loss. It is designed to eliminate planning after a loss, when your time is better spent recovering.

Irregular Back-Ups.

Any efficient back-up strategy requires performing regular back-ups. Most of us are so busy with our business' day to day operation that regular back-ups are not a priority.

No Offsite Back-Up Storage.

One of the most common errors made by companies performing semi-regular back-ups is storing valuable back-up data at the same physical location. This serves little purpose as they can be destroyed in a fire, or stolen right along with working data.

Backing-up Incorrect Files.

Many companies performing regular back-ups either never back-up enough files, or back-up too many files of the wrong kind. Some files never change. These files need only be backed-up and verified once. Some files on the other hand change regularly and need to be backed-up often. As the use of your computer changes, so should your back-up strategy.

No Professional Advise.

It is easy to assume that your back-up has been done efficiently and reliably; until you come to the realization at some later date that your diskettes or tapes are damaged, and your back-up is worthless. Any adequate back-up strategy takes into account the possibility of damaged media, and solves the problem with redundant copies, integrity checks, and benchmark archives.

FACT

Most people do not recognise and acknowledge that the value of their data can easily exceed the value of their computer hardware.

Example

The approximate value of a microcomputer and laser printer is £2,600.

The average labour cost associated with data entry, whether accounts receivable, payable, or payroll, is valued at approximately £7.00 per hour or £1350 per month.

In two months therefore, the average company's expenditure on data entry, would have exceeded the value of their computer. The actual value of this data however can never be quantified because of its intrinsic value to any business.

To prevent this unimaginable lost Comp-u-doc Ltd has designed the ultimate package. Comp-u-Back-up.

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