So here’s the problem. Your company has a data backup policy that requires users to backup their business critical data to the company’s servers. . . but people are more likely to follow Oprah’s “best buy” advice than give much of a damn for it. There are various reasons for this, of course: • Users forget to backup • They don’t know how to • They think it will take too long or negatively affect the performance of their PCs and, of course, • Some users do not want to save sensitive information on a company server where it could be exposed to unauthorized access. Sound familiar? What happens then is that fire, theft, hardware failures, user negligence and / or suspected alien abduction relieves users of their desktops or notebooks and, with it, all the data that th ..

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(How Cibecs can help) When it comes to cutting costs and, especially, IT resource spend – a measured, surgical approach that seeks to maximize output and streamline processes will stand any organization in far better stead than, say, cutting costs across the board just for the sake of it. Efficiency is key and, what’s more, when the tide turns it will be the company that worked smartly that will be best positioned to expand, as leaner and meaner systems (cultivated in these times) are able to support exponential growth. IDC points out three key areas. In these recessionary times, the IDC believes that Enterprise IT organizations need to investigate several aspects of their operations that represent areas of immediate possible cost saving. The three areas are: 1. IT  ..

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