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Symantec Expands Backup Options - InformationWeek

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Symantec Expands Backup Options InformationWeek Citing a recent study, the company says that 49% of customers can't meet service level agreements because they have too much data, and that 50% of small and mid-sized businesses don't have disaster recovery plans. It says that information is being ... Symantec Reveals Plans for Backup ModernizationeWeek Symantec Declares Better Backup for All Sized Organizations and Calls for 80 ...MarketWatch (press release) all 50 news articles »

DOW Networks Announces Building of New Data Center - PR.com (press release)

DOW Networks Announces Building of New Data Center PR.com (press release) DOW Networks announced today that it will be designing and building a new data center to provide increased disaster recovery and redundancy for its call center services and international toll free numbers (ITFS) clients. Atlanta, GA, February 07, ... and more »

SubRosaSoft.com Announces Version 7.5 Of Their Data Recovery Products - prMac (press release)

SubRosaSoft.com Announces Version 7.5 Of Their Data Recovery Products prMac (press release) said Marko Kostyrko, CEO of SubRosaSoft.com Inc. "With the improvements made to the way we search for and recover files, we can get back even more lost data than ever before." * Risk free trial version - see files that can be recovered before you ...

Stellar launches InstaBackup Gold version 3 - Moneycontrol.com

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Stellar launches InstaBackup Gold version 3 Moneycontrol.com Stellar Data Recovery has released its all new version of backup software, called the Stellar InstaBackup Gold 3.0. It's a professional data backup software that enables easy backup of important files, folders, mails, volumes and e-mail databases. Stellar Unfurls InstaBackup Gold version 3itVARnews.net (press release) all 3 news articles »

Science talk on Elwha River recovery by George Pess - The Seattle Times

Science talk on Elwha River recovery by George Pess The Seattle Times George Pess records data while doing baseline research on a floodplain channel of the Elwha River in spring, 2011. Lynda Mapes, photo Pess will give a talk at 7 pm Feb. 13, free and open to the public, about the Elwha River recovery effort. and more »