Imagine that you have been working on a file for
the entire day and there was a power surge that caused your computer to
'black out'. It would have been a frustrating experience for us as we
had put in a lot of time and effort into it. I am sure that many of us
would have experienced data loss in some form or another and have learnt
to be wiser to backup our data to avoid any form of data loss.
Have you ever thought of a worst case scenario where a fire broke up
and destroy your computer or where your laptop got stolen? Should that
happen, the first thing that comes into your mind is the thousands of
dollars that you spend on your computer or laptop and you would feel
very upset about it. However, when you thought for a second moment, you
started to realize that what is really valuable are the amount of data
that you have built up over the years in it. Though hardware can always
be replaced, even at no cost to you if you have insurance, but lost data
is gone forever.
Lost data such as the thousands of mp3 and movies that you have
downloaded from the Internet, thousands of digital photographs that are
impossible to replace are lost in an instant. This form of data loss
hits home especially hard when the laptop holds the lifeblood to your
business. Imagine all your business contacts documents and contracts
that you have painfully built up over the years would be vanished just
like that. Your business would be wipe out overnight.
Do not wait for the worst to happen before you start to consider about data backup.
About the author:
Justin Koh is the original contributor of this article for http://www.backupcenter.info
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