Category: Backup and Storage

A recent article by KMWorld states that digital transformation is inevitable for businesses. Here at Dajon Data Management, we are inclined to agree. We have found companies that avoid implementing a digital transformation are likely to follow in the footsteps of the cassette player, videos and a favourite 20 years ago, Blockbuster. In this article, […]

A recent report by the BBC has revealed that hundreds of sensitive Lambeth Council documents have been found in an unlocked London estate storage unit. If the records were stored in an appropriately secure manner, an audit trail would show who accessed the documents and when. This would render it virtually impossible for an employee […]

It’s fair to say that when business owners get up for work each morning, they’re more likely to be concerned about issues such as meetings, deals and their bottom line, than they are about the likelihood of a big disaster befalling their office premises. While catastrophes like this are certainly rare, it is important not […]

If you find binders … a bind, our quick and easy-to-use file saver archiving system for loose-leaf binders lets you transfer files in under 30 seconds.

Having a remote backup service on hand is an important consideration for all kinds of businesses; but particularly for those companies for whom the safeguarding of sensitive data is a legal necessity. Law firms, for example, are ethically bound to protect all documents for their clients; if they fail to do so they cannot act […]

A recent story by The London Evening Standard has reiterated the need to be mindful about security when using digital technologies. The first criminal trial in history to use iPads was hit by teething problems, as a judge nearly read out his password in court.

We are living in the era of big data. The curation, capturing, searching, sharing, storage, transfer, visualisation and privacy of information has become a major priority for businesses across all sectors, as we collectively strive to extract value and identify business trends via a wide range of analytics techniques.

2015 is widely predicted to be “the” year for big data – information will increasingly be used to effect positive change and drive via educated and timely business decisions. Data agility is the key here; the action of slicing, dicing, analysing and delivering information when it is most needed will ultimately drive wider organisational change. […]

According to independent global residential and commercial property consultancy Knight Frank, being more environmentally-friendly and saving money are two important priorities for businesses in the 21st century.