Novosibirsk, Russia -- (SBWire) -- 03/01/2012 --Novosoft, the developer of Handy Backup, the reputed data backup software, and acclaimed provider of IT consultant services, announced the release of the report presenting an in-depth analysis of major data loss causes among enterprise users. The traditional annual paper features a trend: more companies do back up their valuable business data and do use handy software tools like remote network backup software more often, but still lack consistent disaster recovery plans.
"Once upon a time in a galaxy far far away... Companies did not have any disaster recovery plan: they just did not realize the vast necessity of backing up their data till it was too late, and all the emails, financial reports, and other vital docs had been lost. Then there came the trend of hand-made disaster recovery and backup tools by corporate users: companies had their IT departments writing geeky scripts for transferring data in and out, which just copied files and stored them to another local storage (the kindergarten level of data protection strategy). Our research on corporate disaster recovery strategies in 2011 points out that companies finally started realizing the awesome benefits of utilizing professional backup software. But strangely, that did not still take many of them to the obvious idea of picking a software solution that does back up and restores data efficiently too," said Aleks Dow, the head of Handy Backup Analytics Department.
Novosoft announced a report covering the issues of disaster recovery (http://www.handybackup.net/disaster-recovery.shtml )for corporate data. The report presents an overview of the most wide spread causes of data loss in companies (system crash and human factor still trending), strategies for internal and external hard drive disaster recovery by corporate users, and evolution of offerings by data protection solution providers.
The key findings of the report are the two facts: (1) companies do back up their databases and stuff more often; (2) disaster recovery is still an option poorly planed and configured.
The report says that issues like copying files to a FAT partition which silently truncates those to 2GB or minding to back up a IIS metabase along with server backup are still out of data protection scope for too many companies.
The report was announced at the same time with updated data restore and disaster recovery functionality by Handy Backup, now making it possible to get a low-level-copying complete snapshot of the entire workstation data on-the-run, with no service interruption.
The full version of the report can be requested via an email to pressrelease@novosoft.net.
About Handy Backup
Handy Backup is a family of acclaimed data backup and restore killer apps for PCs, servers, mixed OS networks, and Android mobile devices.
The software prices are from $0 for Handy Backup for Android to $599 for Handy Backup Network Server, the most advanced software editions for running backups of an entire network from a single administrator PC. The present version is 7.1.0. For more information, feel irresistibly welcome to visit the official Handy Backup brand page http://www.handybackup.net, Handy Backup on Google+ (free software licenses for hanging out with Handy Backup social media managers at https://plus.google.com/110815522739414748589), Facebook, and @Handy_Backup channel on Twitter..
About Novosoft
Established in 1992, Novosoft LLC specializes in software development and IT consultancy services. The product line includes software for powerful yet cost-efficient data backup, business process automation, and a number of other killer apps. Among Novosoft partners and clients there are Stanford University, Microsoft, IBM, Motorola, and many companies of literally all possible sizes. For more information, please be welcome to refer to http://www.novosoft-us.com.
Contacts
Aleksey Dolgushev
Novosoft
Phone: +7 (383) 330-34-69
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