Drive Savers   Sometimes managing risk means knowing who to call when disaster strikes. What happens if the logic board on your hard drive dies or you dropped your notebook computer in the lake? Is all of your data (since your last backup) lost? The answer is maybe not. Drive Savers, and other companies like it, specializes in recovering data from hard drives and floppy disks.

The Internet Scores Zero in Disaster Recovery   According to some experts, the Internet provides an important tool in the data recovery process. But for big corporations which back up terabytes of data and would need to recover that data quickly, the Internet as part of the data recovery process has some draw backs. Read this article to learn why and how some companies are handling the data recovery process.

The Land of the Lost   This article, originally published in PC Week, describes the ins and outs of data recovery in a network environment. Topics discussed include common network operating system problems, NetWare emergencies, Windows NT corruption, Unix utilities, RAID recovery issues, and what to expect from a data recovery service.