To do a data backup is not the question, the question
is how and what to backup!
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For normal day to day operations you should do a
data
backup for any files that were
changed for that business day.
You should backup all your data either on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis,
depending on how much data you generate or how much you change your data.
What is data? The term that we use for any file that is
not part of the Operating System or program that changes or can be changed by a
user is data, documents, spreadsheets, email, or any other information that is
created by the user.
A person or business that only changes a word doc or spread sheet once a week
wouldn't back it up daily.
A person or business that has constantly changing
documents should data backup daily. A backup is only as good as the last time it was
accomplished, in other words if you don't backup on a regular or scheduled basis
then any data you generated between the backup and the recovery will be lost.
Backup regularly on a schedule!
Where to backup your data to? Well this depends on how much data you have. Say
you have a small business. Your business uses email and spread sheets and
occasionally a word document. Your total daily generated data may be ten meg of
data. This of course is to large for a floppy.
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