The short answer is… yes. Let’s start from deletions. What happens when you delete an email? You have 14 or 30 days to recover it from the dumpster and afterwards it’s gone forever. If you have Office 365 plans E3 … Continue reading →

Today we have more ways to communicate than ever before using a variety of tools such as social media, instant messaging and blogs, but when it comes right down to it, good old fashion email is still the most widely … Continue reading →

Although Gmail continues to grow in leaps and bounds, Yahoo Mail still dominates the market with over 310 million users worldwide (Comscore, October 2011) who rely on Yahoo Small Business and personal email services. Yahoo has always provided a solid email service … Continue reading →

Just last month, one of our clients suffered a catastrophic data loss when a disgruntled employee deleted over 50,000 Salesforce records including Accounts, Opportunities and Contacts. And to make matters worse, she cleared the recycle bin before walking out the … Continue reading →

You might wonder why anyone would pay to backup a free service, but many independent professionals including freelancers, contractors and consultants use individual Gmail accounts as their primary business platform. This includes email, business contacts and calendar, and potentially gigabytes … Continue reading →

Independent consultants, ISVs and MSPs can now offer their customers a comprehensive cloud to cloud backup and recovery solution for leading online services such as Google Apps, Salesforce and AWS SimpleDB through CloudAlly’s Partner Programs for Referrals and Resellers. Referral Partner Program As a CloudAlly … Continue reading →

Amazon Web Services recently announced the availability of DynamoDB, a fully managed NoSQL database service, and since we already offer a backup and recovery solution for SimpleDB, we decided to get busy and develop a backup solution for DynamoDB. We’re still … Continue reading →

Over 4 million businesses are now using Google Apps and companies of all sizes continue to migrate to Google as an alternative to on-premise solutions. Often times this includes multiple domains to manage a variety of unique brands, geographic locations … Continue reading →

Sure, it can be fun to live a little dangerously at times, but when it comes to your business data, or more importantly your customer’s business data, the last thing you want to do is be a risk taker. We … Continue reading →