(15 May 2008)
Occasionally CBL gets interesting projects. If you live in the Houston, TX area you may have heard the news of the unique ant problem some residents have been experiencing. It is believed that a species of ants usually found in the Caribbean and South America arrived...
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Category: data recovery, case studies
tags: data loss,
drive malfunction,
unusual recovery
(31 January 2008)
CBL Rescues and Preserves Data for Environmentalists Committed to the Rescue and Preservation of the Costa Rican Rainforest.
For individuals who have had the good fortune of traveling to one of the most bio-diverse and less explored regions which still remains on the planet, the Durika Biological Reserve of Costa...
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Category: case studies, data recovery
tags: back up,
damaged hard drive,
data loss,
data recovery,
digital photograph recovery,
digital photos,
drive malfunction,
hard drive crash,
laptop recovery,
lost photographs,
lost photos,
photo recovery
( 6 December 2007)
For 24 hours, CBL is THE Hub.
Canada’s data recovery specialist comes to hubcanada.com’s rescue.
For small business owners, the end of the business day rarely finishes at five o’clock. In fact, taking work home to complete or review at the end of the day or on the weekend has...
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Category: case studies, data recovery
tags: cbl,
computer crash,
crash,
crashed computers,
damaged hard drive,
data,
data loss,
data recovery,
data recovery evaluation,
disruption to business,
drive,
drive malfunction,
electronic documents,
failure,
laptop
( 1 May 2007)
Storage is infallible. Or so you may think.
RAID Arrays do fail and through the doors of CBL Data Recovery disks from arrays do pass with increasing frequency.
Manufacturers frequently claim five 9’s availability, but when one of the disks of your RAID Array fails and then...
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Category: business, case studies
tags: data recovery,
digitaljournal.com,
drive malfunction,
five 9's availability,
hard drive crash,
idc viewpoint,
raid array failure,
storage
