Free Executive Lunch And Learn:

"What Every Business Owner Must Have In Place NOW To Guarantee A Fast, Easy And Painless Recovery Of Their Data After A Disaster"

During this seminar you’ll discover…

The two-step backup system you must have in place to be 100% certain your business is back up and running FAST in the event of a complete system meltdown or disaster.
The only surefire way to know if your data is being backed up without errors or corruption; almost 99% of business owners never perform this simple check.
The common misunderstanding most business owners have about their current backup system; if you think just backing up the data is enough, you’ll be shocked to hear this.
How to get back up and running in the shortest time possible. We’ll reveal what most backup providers don’t want you to know about their backup system that could have you down for days – possibly weeks – trying to restore your data.
Questions you should ask your offsite backup company before trusting them with your data; if they cannot say “yes” to all , DON’T give them access to your data or your network!
How to completely automate your backup system so you can say goodbye to the hassle of tape rotation, tape storage and the liability of human error.
Why tape backup is one of the WORST ways to secure your data.

Who Should Attend?

C-Level Executives and Managers who want to make sure they are not blindsided by a data-erasing disaster, including a server failure, natural disaster, crippling virus or even disgruntled employees or human error. While IT executives are welcome to attend, this session will not be a deep dive into the technical aspects of offsite backup and security systems, but rather an executive C-Level overview.

Top 10 States Most at Risk Of Disaster

1. Louisiana Types of Disasters (2002-2011): 2 tropical storms, 7 hurricanes and 20 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $32.2 billion 2. Florida Types of Disasters (2002-11): 3 tropical storms, 8 hurricanes and 12 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $31.4 billion 3. Texas Types of Disasters (2002-11): 1 wildland fire, 1 tropical storm, 4 hurricanes, 7 winter storms and 53 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $24.9 billion 4. Mississippi Types of Disasters (2002-11): 1 winter storm, 2 tropical storms, 7 hurricanes and 26 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $15 billion 5. Alabama Types of Disasters (2002-11): 3 tropical storms, 5 winter storms, 6 hurricanes and 26 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $7.9 billion

6. Tennessee Types of Disasters (2002-11): 1 tropical storm, 3 hurricanes, 5 winter storms and 32 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $7 billion

7. Missouri Types of Disasters (2002-11): 1 hurricane, 9 winter storms and 46 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $6.2 billion 8. Oklahoma Types of Disasters (2002-11): 8 winter storms, 39 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $6 billion 9. Ohio Types of Disasters (2002-11):1 utility disruption, 2 hurricanes, 9 winter storms and 46 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $5.2 billion 10. Illiniois Types of Disasters (2002-11):1 hurricane, 8 winter storms, 61 severe weather incidents Estimated Insured Property Loss: $4.9 billion

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Linda Harlan

"...Disaster Avoided"

Buerger, Moseley & Carson PLC “Some of the attorneys in our office recently found that several of the files we had been working on were missing. We will probably never know why those files were lost, whether it was human error or some type of computer glitch. Recreating the files would take hours and would not only be costly, but would leave room for errors. We called Nashville Computer to see what could be done. Because we have a BDR that backs up our files every fifteen minutes, they were able to restore those files from the previous back-up with minimal loss. It was not even an hour before we were working again, disaster avoided. Nashville Computer saves us time and frustration by keeping us up to date with the best IT solutions.”

Mark Horne, DDS

"...We Didn't Miss One Appointment"

NH Dental Partners PLLC “Our busy dental practice depends on our network server for all of our basic daily tasks, such as scheduling and patient records. One morning I came in the office and found the server was not responding. Without it, we would not know what patient was coming in, at what time or what procedure we should be prepared to perform for that person. Upon trying to reboot the server, it wouldn’t come back up. I immediately called Nashville Computer’s emergency telephone number and was able to speak to Charles Henson. Within less than 45 minutes, and without having to come to our office, Charles switched us over to our BDR unit and had us up and running. Thankfully we have a BDR unit and were able to use it as our server, while our primary server was offline. We didn’t miss one appointment and had all of our files in place with the information we needed to make it smoothly through the day. I have a friend whose server crashed recently and, as far as I remember, a week later he was still having issues. I couldn't believe how seamless things worked for us that day!! Our patients depend on us for their dental health. We are happy to depend on Nashville Computer and our BDR to keep our office running.”