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When data has been lost, data recovery is often an overlooked option. TTR Data Recovery Technologies offers the skilled technicians, the customer support staff, as well as the laboratory facility, to quickly and efficiently resolve most disaster recovery crises.
Last year, data loss to companies was estimated at $2 billion. This includes mechanical and electrical failures, viruses activity, system malfunctions, accidental erase or water, fire, or smoke damage. TTR Data Recovery Technologies is able to recover mission-critical data even when other methods and experts fail.
TTR Data Recovery Technologies depending on the extent and severity of the damage will bring the data back to life within 24 to 48 hour. Internet access will allow for data transfers between modems or T1 FTP data transfers, which are both fast and reliable.
TTR Data Recovery Technologies owns a proprietary recovery process that is not dependent on an operating system. From DOS to Novell to Macintosh to UNIX, the company has the technology and expertise to retrieve critical data. TTR Data Recovery Technologies’#8217’ engineers are driven to innovate and have developed proprietary software and hardware to retrieve the maximum data.
TTR Data Recovery Technologies is co-owned by Dan Whitaker. He has been in the data recovery field for 15 years. He has been responsible for recovering data for Fortune 500 firms, governments, military, as well a number of top educational and research institutes in the country.
1.1 Objectives
- TTR Data Recovery is the national leader for critical data retrieval.
- During the next two years, the number VARs offering recovery services through TTR Data Recovery will increase by 20%
1.2 Keys to Success
TTR Data Recovery Technologies: The keys to success are:
- We offer innovative solutions for data retrieval
- Reliable and timely solutions. In two days, the company will receive the data.
- A reliable administration who is available to help customers, prepare accurate bills, follow-up orders, and keep an eye on expenditures and collections of accounts receivable.
