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Print Action, Sep 2003
IMATION sponsored a survey of 200 small businesses to find out if they are open to data disasters. Thirty-nine per cent admit to only reviewing storage procedures after a problem occurs. Thirty-four percent say that they are doing a "fair" or "poor" job of removing important business data offsite, or are not removing backup files at all.
Thirty per cent have no formal data backup and storage procedures.
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