As a Dell partner, we at Abtech would like to share some
news from them. As data becomes more and more vital in business, and
businesses need to have access to their valuable data with little or no
downtime, Dell has introduced two new backup solutions. For more
information, please check out our blog, here, or our webpage, here.
If you’re not sure which of these services is right for
your company, read our blog about the topic here for a basic overview, and for more in
depth information, visit our page about managed hosting, here,
and colocation, here.
What happens to your important business data when
something goes wrong? Is it safely backed up, or will it be lost in the
event of a disaster? What if you know you should have a plan in place but
you thought you just couldn’t afford it? A good disaster recovery plan is
vital, and may be a lot less expensive than you think. If you’re ready to
learn more, you can read our blog post, here, or visit our web page, here.
In my last post I talked about desktop virtualization, here, so
next up is server virtualization. Server virtualization is very similar
in concept, and can have a lot of the same benefits. For an explanation
or server virtualization in simple language, visit my longer blog post, here,
and for information about how Abtech can help you achieve server
virtualization, please visit our website, here.
So, what is desktop virtualization? Well, it’s a
lot like server virtualization (more info on that here),
in that you have a centralized computer running the desktop system for a bunch
of terminals, usually in an office setting. As with most things, there
are upsides and downsides, which I will explain in much greater detail in a
longer blog post here,
and for specific information about how Abtech Technologies can help you with
virtualization, visit us here.
