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Top Tips for successful IT
Hey Everyone,
Ive just posted an article which might be useful for some of you or alternatively you could provide additional tips which I might have overlooked.
If you've got some ideas I'd be happy to hear them.
Often I have these ideas's while I'm onsite working, then when I get time to write a post I forget most of it!
http://www.itadvocate.com.au/2010/09/johns-top-7-tips/
Cheers
John
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Good tips. Especially Number 2... no point in diong back ups unless you verify them.
John, I think the most important part of your article is "It is extremely important that backups are performed and taken off site."
No use religiously backing up and then leaving it to be stolen, burnt, destroyed etc.
We use dropbox.com (free version for now) which works a treat for backing up, remote access and sharing too.
No use religiously backing up and then leaving it to be stolen, burnt, destroyed etc.
We use dropbox.com (free version for now) which works a treat for backing up, remote access and sharing too.
Thanks for your input everyone. Amanda, my iphone has a voice recording ability but I have never used it, thanks for the tip.
Campbell Corser