Data Storage. Things to consider when deciding
The storing of your data both structured and unstructured comes with making decisions and companies first need to understand the amount and type of data
Data protection is essential to any business, including several important tasks, such as data backup, immutable storage, and data archiving. Data backup is making copies of your data and storing them in a secure location. If something happens to your originals, you have those backups to fall back on. Immutable storage is when your data is stored in an unchangeable format so that it can’t be altered or corrupted. This ensures your data’s security and integrity. Finally, data archiving is storing your data in an archived format so it can be accessed and used in the future. This ensures that your data will be available for years to come. These activities are essential for data protection. Here at 101 Data Solutions, we can provide the best data protection, giving you peace of mind that your important files stay safe and secure.
The storing of your data both structured and unstructured comes with making decisions and companies first need to understand the amount and type of data
Data is defined as facts or figures, or information that’s stored in or used by a computer and data security includes identifying, evaluating and reducing
Enterprise storage is a centralised storage system that businesses use for managing and protecting data. It also enables data sharing through connectivity to various computers
Data may be your most valuable resource. It’s certainly not an endangered one. It pours into organizations from every conceivable source – operational and transactional systems; scanners, sensors and smart meters; inbound and outbound customer contact points; mobile media and the Web.
Data may be your most valuable resource. It’s certainly not an endangered one. It pours into organizations from every conceivable source – operational and transactional systems; scanners, sensors and smart meters; inbound and outbound customer contact points; mobile media and the Web.