By Jane Evans, Sales Director at Backup Everything
June 09, 2017

Cloud Backup Expert Tips: Why Should you Consider Online Data Storage and Backup Services?

The technological evolution that has been witnessed especially in the computing ecosystem has seen to it that storage space is no longer a limit when it comes to data manipulation and handling. Decades ago, a multitude of large files and an equally bigger pile of floppy disks were the highlights of a busy firm or office. Then the highly acclaimed evolution of memory started. The files started disappearing and were swiftly replaced with tons of hard-disks. Employees could now be seen rushing around with flash disks in the name of file sharing. I am guessing this was the time the phrase “copy and paste” was coined. Still it marked an important step in the computing sands of time.

The dawn of the latter half of the millennium’s first decade ushered the age of online data storage. At first the concept of limitless space that online data storage had to offer, baffled many. Then reluctantly, the realization of the perks of picking up this new trend slowly started to sink in. While the concept of online data storage has earned relative success especially in commercial computing, personal computer users are yet to embrace the unimaginable benefits that are tied to it.

For starters, online data storage has managed to deftly place everything under one roof. I mean, if you have separate hard-disk compartments for storing your office projects and different ones for your school work, with online data storage all this can be placed in the exact same virtual location. In the long run, you end up saving more time that is usually spent juggling between one disk to another. The convenience of such a setup is optimally felt when you’re relieved of the trouble of having to carry your disks around. With online data storage, you always have your files on the go.

The level of security that is usually attached to online data storage is way ahead what you could enforce with onsite storage. With online data storage, a data company doesn’t have to invest in a secure strong room as a safe for confidential files. Almost all companies that provide online data storage service issue their clients with password protected accounts for their data needs. This eliminates the possibility of data theft, as only the administrator has exclusive access to the data.

The birth of online file sharing and the death of ‘copy and paste’ were catalysed by the emergence of online data storage. Nowadays, a business executive in the UK can share his project presentation with his partners in Tokyo, Japan without leaving the comfort of his desk. All this thanks to what online data storage has spruced up. Sharing music, family photos, class notes etc. is equally seamless.

The crown jewel of online data storage is, of course, the offsite backup feature. Armed with an online data account, one could create a secondary storage compartment to store crucial data that is not frequently used. Such files, once securely backed up to an online account can be retrieved and recopied back on the main system in case of any eventuality.

In conclusion, the best way of exploring what online data storage has in store for you; is by subscribing to one today. You just might be surprised.

About Backup Everything
London, UK based and industry leading company, BackupEverything (BE), provides automated cloud backup services for affordable and pre-determined prices. BE is not a location dependent service and its fee structure is the same no matter where in the world you are from. BE provides scalable space, meaning your backup space can be scaled up or down based on your needs. It also provides automated and scheduled backups, file versioning, with data encrypted during transfer and storage. BE does not charge data retrieval fees, it only charges for amount of data stored in its servers.

For a comprehensive and reliable service, it is prudent that the end user chooses services from an independent cloud backup company, like BE to backup their sensitive data. This way, the user will know their actual cost, where the data is being backed up to, and get the best bespoke service according to the Service Level Agreement (SLA) executed.

About the Author: Jane Evans is a Sales Director at BackupEverything, a London, UK based, leading cloud backup company that offers bespoke services to global businesses and consumers.

For more information, please visit www.BackupEverything.co.uk

 

 

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