Data storage and backup

Two colleagues reviewing a specification on a laptop

Storage sized to your data and backup designed for recovery, so files stay available to the people who need them and recoverable when something fails.

Storage We Supply

Brands are selected per requirement on capacity, performance, warranty and budget.

NAS (network attached storage)

Shared files for offices, departments and labs; local backup target

  • Asustor

Server storage

Storage inside or attached to servers for applications and databases

  • HPE

Hard drives and SSDs

NAS drives, server drives and upgrades

  • Crucial

External and portable drives

Offline backup copies and data transfer

Cloud backup

Off-site copies of critical data

Use Cases

What Storage Is Used For

RequirementTypical solution
Shared folders across an office or campusNAS with user and department permissions
Central storage for Tally, ERP or databasesServer storage with RAID protection
Backup of all computers and serversNAS as local backup target, plus an off-site copy
Protection against ransomware and accidental deletionVersioned backups and snapshots, with an offline or cloud copy
Long-term records and archivesHigh-capacity NAS or archive drives
Branch offices sharing dataNAS with sync between locations
Backup Planning

Every Backup Plan Follows 3-2-1

Every backup plan follows the 3-2-1 principle: 3 copies of data, on 2 different types of storage, with 1 copy kept off-site.

  • 3Copies of data
  • 2Different types of storage
  • 1Copy kept off-site
Process

How Backup Is Planned

  1. 01

    Data assessment

    Identify what data exists, where it sits, how fast it grows and which data is critical.

  2. 02

    Storage sizing

    Capacity calculated for current data, growth and backup versions.

  3. 03

    Backup design

    Backup schedule, retention period and off-site method defined.

After Setup

Ongoing Support

Manufacturer warranty

Standard OEM warranty on storage and drives, registered at handover

Get in Touch

Send Your Requirement

Share the number of users, current data volume, the applications that create data and how many locations you operate.