Portland Backup LLC Formed to Protect Corporate Data History
Portland Backup LLC announced today the formation of the Portland Backup Remote Data Trust, a three pronged strategy for ensuring your corporate history is safely stored in case of catastrophic event.
Portland, OR (PRWEB) April 20, 2005 -- Backup LLC announced today the formation of the Portland Backup Remote Data Trust, a three pronged strategy for ensuring your corporate history is safely stored in case of catastrophic event.
Focused on ensuring the livability of a corporations crucial business data, Portland Backup offers dynamic portals, to facilitate collaboration between departmental and project team members while providing a dynamic record of communications between internal and external partners. Highly secure online computer data backup allows you to store the data residing on your laptops, desktops and servers offsite, and available to quickly recover your data in case of need. Finally, nightly website backup ensures the constantly changing data on your dynamic website is stored nightly, ensuring the continuity of your customer contacts and inquiries.
The Portland Backup Remote Data Trust was formed out of frustration with the current state of computer data backup and recovery", said Scott Hucke, President of Portland Backup LLC. We all related stories of losing computer data over the years, either to user error, fire or natural disasters, or in many cases, due to a corrupt backup tape, which was the only source of one companys corporate data, much to their demise. We researched the current state of the industry to see how we could provide a service our customers could rely on in case of emergency".
About Portland Backup LLC
Portland Backup LLC (www.portlandbackup.us) provides secure, automated, online backup solutions to businesses wanting to protect their computer and dynamic website data. Portland Backup LLC also provides installation, hosting, configuration and maintenance for project, departmental, or corporate intranets and extranets, allowing businesses to share information more freely with both internal staff and external sources, while storing the history of their progress.
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