Data is the lifeblood of every business. The inability to access that data could result in damage that takes some organizations years to repair. In some cases, that lack of access may very well spell the end of the road. Your future is only as promising as your business continuity plan, and your backup strategy… Read more »
Read the ArticleDRAPER, Utah, — For the fourth-consecutive year, backup and disaster recovery solution provider StorageCraft Technology Corporation has been named to Utah Business magazine’s Fast 50 list. StorageCraft was named No. 6 on the 2014 list, which honors the state’s fastest growing and most promising companies.
Read the ArticleFor maximizing uptime, you’ve got a variety of options. This webinar looks at what the best are doing to maintain high-availability, speedy recoveries, and maximum uptime.
Read the ArticleDRAPER, Utah – (May 16, 2014) – A new chapter in the StorageCraft Technology Corporation success story began today when the company broke ground on its new corporate headquarters facility in Draper, Utah. The 125,000-square-foot facility is the first step in a major expansion for the backup and disaster recovery solution leader.
Read the ArticleDRAPER, Utah – Businesses and non-profit organizations in areas of the Southern and Midwestern United States that were affected by this week’s destructive tornadoes and floods are being offered a free three-day version of backup and disaster recovery software from StorageCraft Technology Corporation.
Read the ArticleDRAPER, Utah – April 30, 2014 – Life just got even easier for solution providers who partner with StorageCraft® Technology Corporation as the company today announced the rollout of a new tool for its managed service provider (MSP) partners.
Read the ArticleIf you’re like the countless individuals and business owners who realize the power of data, you’re probably making a dedicated effort to keep that information protected. Having a well thought out disaster recovery strategy is highly recommended, but did you know that you are often creating “un-intentional backups” of your data even when you delete it? It’s true.
Read the ArticleA recent study looked at the failure rates of hard drives made by Hitachi, Seagate, and Western Digital (WD), three of the industry’s biggest vendors. It analyzed more than 27,000 units over a three to four-year period and recorded when each one failed. Let’s take a look.
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