Last month’s unique weather and geology, which featured an earthquake and a hurricane in our area, reminded us that it’s always important to have an emergency plan for our families. It’s also important to think about protecting your vital technology assets from a natural disaster.
In this month’s CompuSchmooze column in the Jewish Community Voice of Southern New Jersey, I offer some suggestions for protecting technology and data when Mother Nature reminds you she doesn’t like being fooled.
In this edition of the Compuschmooze podcast, we report on the March “Net Tuesday” meeting held in Philadelphia by Net Squared, a group that “enables social benefit organizations to leverage the tools of the social [Read more…]
As I write this column, Hurricane Joaquin has just been upgraded to Category Three and may become a Category Four storm before you get this issue of The Voice. It is a serious reminder for [Read more…]
UPDATED 4/18/2014 TO INCLUDE VIDEO NEWS WRAPPER REPORT: When Super Storm Sandy ravaged New Jersey in 2011, small and medium sized businesses learned what larger companies had known for some time: If your business computer [Read more…]
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