Data is the backbone of any modern business, and losing it can be catastrophic. Without regular backups, companies risk losing valuable data to hardware failures, cyber threats, and other unforeseen events. This can lead to significant financial losses, damage to the company’s reputation, and even legal repercussions. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of backing up servers, databases, workstations, and network configurations, and the potential pain points of not doing so. By taking proactive steps to protect their data, businesses can ensure business continuity, protect their most valuable asset, and avoid potential financial and legal repercussions.

As your organization grows, your need for stable, secure technology grows along with it. Similarly, as your business changes, your IT needs change. The result is that many growing businesses and nonprofits are hit with a barrage of un-budgeted costs. A high-priority upgrade here, a must-fix situation there. As these expected expenses add up, the perception of IT as a whole is that it is less of an investment and more of a burden.