Build a Backup and Storage Strategy for Your SME

Nowadays, it is practically impossible for a business to exist without the support of the internet or online technologies to grow and develop. This often means that different people are working on the same project simultaneously. In these cases, the key question is how to synchronize everyone’s work, ensuring that each team member fulfills their role correctly, without errors or wasted effort. The answer lies in using software that automates file synchronization. However, many professionals fear that using such tools might lead to losing backup data and worry they won’t be able to fix the potential disaster.


How can you synchronize and back up your data without dedicating too much time or financial resources?

  1. Storage systems like portable hard drives or USB drives, connected to a computer or server. The problem is that this must be done manually at regular intervals and passed around to all team members to keep everything updated. It’s the oldest and most rudimentary solution, but not the most effective.
  2. Network-connected storage systems. These work like a shared file server, allowing joint storage. Since they are connected to the network, it isn’t necessary to transfer changes manually to all colleagues, but backups still need to be done manually. Employees must synchronize and back up data themselves, which wastes a lot of time.
  3. DAS and NAS systems, designed to be disaster-proof, protecting the company from losing unprotected data.
  4. Online tools like Resilio, the most innovative option for synchronizing and protecting data. They work for all types of companies, and their main advantage is automation, meaning almost no time is required to perform backups.

Which option will you choose?

Leave a comment