We have found that the majority of computer users and many computer technicians often do not understand data loss.  Many consider lost data (even deleted files, formatted/re-partitioned, Operating System reinstalled or system disk restored) to be permanently destroyed, with no hope of recovery.

This is simply not true.

It is our experience, that in 94% - 96% of the time, we can recover the data without sending the media to a Class 100 clean room.  Even if the media needs to be sent, the data is recoverable.

 So, never assume your valuable data can't be recovered.

Although computers have revolutionized our personal and business lives, many users fail to recognize their computer systems and their software information as assets that must be protected. Thousands of businesses lose millions of dollars worth of information to:

• Simple operator mistakes
• Equipment failure
• Power outage
• Electric spikes and surges
• Virus / Malware
• Software corruptions
• Mechanical failure
• Physical damage
• Theft
• Fire
• Vandalism / Disgruntled employees

Studies show that nearly half the companies that lose their data in a disaster never reopen. Protection for theft, natural occurrences, power disturbances and information loss is available however most computer users seem to ignore them. Disaster planning is the "preparing today for a catastrophe tomorrow". Your company should have plans set in place in the event of any disaster.

• What would you do if your building burned to the ground?
• Where would you set up office in the interim?
• What would you do for furniture?
• Phones?
• What about your computer and all of your company records?