Altirium Saves Over 1000 Customers' Data

    BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, ENGLAND, July 16, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Altirium, a data recovery service based in the United Kingdom, has successfully recovered lost and damaged data for over 1,000 customers.

Altirium recently celebrated its 1,000th successful data recovery.

As storage capabilities become larger and larger the chances for a single point of failure to cause massive amounts of data loss becomes more and more likely. Even with regular backups and careful data management policies, electronic data is still lost every day.

In many instances this is a minor inconvenience, but in the cases where the data loss is critical to the operation of a business, companies like Altirium are there to recover what can be years of effort.

Altirium has been providing this much needed, and overlooked, service since 2006. With the ability to recover data from nearly any format, hardware, and file system, Altirium has successfully saved records for over 1,000 customers.

Safe Data Handling
When asked, company founder Steven Allport said that "the best solution is to never lose the data to begin with". "Proper data handling", said Mark Sear, "should include several steps:
- On site incremental backups through a RAID style system
- On site daily backups to a tape or NAS style system
- Off site backups using an Internet service such as Carbonite
- And a solid disaster recovery plan."

For more information on data recovery, conversion, and expert forensic recovery please contact Altirium at http://www.altirium.com.

Based just outside of London, England, Altirium specializes in recovering lost and corrupted data in any tape or hard drive format for any operating system. With experience in data recovery and conversion reaching back to 1984, Mark Sear and Steven Allport founded Altirium in 2006 to provide their customers with dedicated disaster recovery services.

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