Hi everyone,

140,000 of these fail a week. 

What fails? 

I’m talking about hard drives and the more modern SSD drives (a hard drive with no moving parts). 

Once yours fails, there’s no way to access your data. 

UNLESS you have a recent backup. Your saviour! Backups are a business basic these days. 

That explains why you need to back up your business data. But do you know what data you should be backing up?  

It may seem obvious, but there can be more to protect than just your projects and documents.  

Here’s a quick list of the things you need to include in your daily backup: 

• Documents 
• Downloads 
• Desktop 
• Photos 
• Videos 
• App data 
• Projects & records 
• Software data 
• Email 
• Contacts 
• Calendar 

Of course, this isn’t an exhaustive list, and there may be things on it that aren’t relevant to you. But as long as you’ve covered the basics, you’re in a better position to get up and running again should you lose any data.  

Would you like personalised advice on exactly what data your business should include in its backup? 

Give me a call on 01479 811799 or hit reply to this email.  

Yours, 

Barry @ Baztex