Need a Compliant, Optimized, Reliable Engine? Attend the CORE Symposium in Houston, May 22-23

Austin, Texas (PRWEB) May 02, 2012

We would like to invite you to attend the 2012 CORE Symposium, May 22-23, in Houston. The primary focus for CORE 2012 is to summarize proven engine catalyst and turbocharger solutions for emissions reductions, operational flexibility and reliability on equipment that we operate in the gas transmission industry. We hope you can join us for this exciting event!

The CORE Symposium brings together operators and suppliers to present common needs and proven solutions that target a Compliant, Optimized, Reliable Engine (CORE) to meet NOx reductions under control regulations.

This two-day symposium will include a review of ozone regulations and feature case studies and documented solutions offered by key suppliers. Attendees will learn about specific technology options, budgetary costs and scheduling issues that should be considered as specific compliance strategies are developed by your company.

The target audience is environmental, project management and plant reliability personnel involved in air emissions mitigation projects as well as suppliers with market-ready products and services to satisfy operating company needs.

The current agenda highlights include the following presentations:

Keynote: “Riding the Next Wave of Retrofits” with Gregg Arney, Southern California Gas Co.

Catalyst Solutions

Need a Compliant, Optimized, Reliable Engine? Attend the CORE Symposium in Houston, May 22-23

Intronis Cloud Backup + Recovery Sponsors Hands That Give in Time of Need

Boston, MA (PRWEB) June 15, 2011

When natural disasters occur, such as the unfortunate tornado in Joplin, Missouri, it is such a relief to have organizations who assist with disaster response and recovery. Hands that Give is one organization that has all hands on deck when individuals and businesses need help due to natural and personal traumatic incidents, which cause dire situations for those involved.

Intronis is proud to be a sponsor for such a worthy cause, especially after Missouri went through such a difficult time this past May. Intronis believes that although disasters are unfortunate, it is important to be prepared for them, have a plan set to recover, and have organizations such as Hands that Give willing and ready to help in those times of need.

As Arlin Sorensen, the CEO of HTG Peer Groups states, HTG is happy to have this incredible way to help those in need, especially when such hardship has occurred. We are fully prepared to help wherever needed and are grateful to Intronis for its generous donation. We will continue to seek further assistance from people who want to be a part of our Hands that Give mission: that no HTG member will ever have to face business or life disruptions alone.

With our donation to this cause, our team at Intronis gives a great big high five and hopes that our joint involvement will contribute even more in future times of disaster recovery.

About Intronis

Intronis is a cloud provider of backup and disaster recovery services for the IT channel. Intronis utilizes 256-bit AES security and multiple data centers located on opposite coasts to ensure data protection and availability. Intronis offers IT service providers a secure data solution combined with a robust partner program, the efficiencies of full web-based account management, and an industry leading technical support team. http://www.intronis.com.

About Hands That Give

Hands That Give is the technology industry’s first emergency response operation, uniting HTG Peer Group (HTG) members during times of personal crises or natural disaster. HTG member-led business continuity teams, aided by the IT industry’s leading vendors, mobilize immediately following a catastrophe to provide disaster-response support to those affected by devastating hardships and business interruptions. Funded through member and corporate contributions and managed by an oversight committee, Hands That Give provides a rich and meaningful opportunity to help restore hope and dignity following times of crisis. To learn more, visit http://www.handsthatgive.net.

About HTG Peer Groups

Established in 2000 by Arlin Sorensen as a business and personal development community, today HTG Peer Groups is an international organization of leading IT solution providers. HTG has more than 250 member companies throughout North America, the United Kingdom, and Australia/New Zealand. Each peer group consists of 10-12 IT company executives who work together and share resources and information to formulate and meet business goals such as strategic planning, process improvement and tools, and life-work excellence. HTG offers CEO Forums, vendor peer groups and other educational events, quarterly meetings, and an annual summit that attracts hundreds of attendees, vendor exhibitors and strategic partners. Visit http://www.htgpeergroups.com or call 712-744-3619 for more information.

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Intronis Cloud Backup + Recovery Sponsors Hands That Give in Time of Need

Recent Studies Reveal Need for USB Drive Recovery, USB Data Recovery and Thumb Drive Recovery Solutions for Small Businesses

Denver, CO (PRWEB) June 29, 2012

Majority of small businesses are unprepared for data recovery disasters and will eventually require thumb drive recovery. According to a study by Symantec (virtual-security expert) released on June 27, 2012, most small firms don’t have active post-disaster solutions in the case of data loss and will eventually require professional USB data recovery services or the assistance of a USB drive recovery company.

eProvided is at the forefront of thumb drive recovery and is able to perform USB drive recovery directly from NAND Chips. As stated by Symantec, two most common types of data loss disasters requiring a USB data recovery are power outages and industrial accidents (symantec.dcig.com). Power outages account for 74% of all disasters pertaining to data loss. Thumb drive recovery can effectively recover most lost data in these types of situations.

USB drive recovery is another service that utilizes NAND recovery and is a part of USB data recovery services that can recover data by directly dumping data from the memory chips. Once data is dumped, eProvided uses advanced thumb drive recovery techniques to turn raw data into working files. USB data recovery is utilized daily and may require extreme recovery techniques perfected by eProvided in the last 11 years of performing USB drive recovery. eProvided has offered such thumb drive recovery services to high profile clients such as the US Department of Defense, NASA, US Air Force as well as countless other government entities.

With USB Data Recovery services, data security is of the utmost importance. eProvided has a strict policy in place to prevent security issues after a USB drive recovery has been performed. eProvided strongly urges small firms to backup their data and prevent the need for USB data recovery. If data is lost, or a disaster has befallen your establishment, thumb drive recovery service is here to help. When in need of USB drive recovery, contact eProvided. Now taking on data recovery partners.

Contact eProvided at 1-(866)-857-5950.

Recent Studies Reveal Need for USB Drive Recovery, USB Data Recovery and Thumb Drive Recovery Solutions for Small Businesses

iPhone Data Security : What you Need to know.

iPhones can basically do everything your computers can, the difference is that you can carry your iPhone wherever you go. You can check your email, take pictures, and watch movies, surf the internet, and video chat with loved ones using your iphone. However, the more we become dependent on smart phone technology, the more we are at risk of having our identities stolen. When we surf the internet using our iPhone, we often don’t realize that the wifi connection may not be encrypted; as a result we carelessly conduct transactions over the internet and unknowingly expose information related to our identity. According to statistics, 12 million Americans had fallen victim to identity theft in 2011, 13% more than 2010.  The reason behind the rise in this statistic was that Americans are becoming more careless about using their smart phones.  According to legal experts, if your phone is lost with personal information stored on it and you became a victim of identity theft as a result, then your options are limited. In fact, in some extreme cases, the victims had to file for bankruptcy due large transactions made by identity thieves.

Nevertheless, if you believe you may have fallen victim to identity theft, you can take the following measures to prevent ID thieves from ruining your credit. First: Place a fraud alert on your credit report, Second: notify your bank and credit card companies, Third: File a report with the local police, lastly, file a report with the FTC (Federal Trade Commission).

Taking these measures will put authorities on alert and on the look-out for suspicious and fraudulent activities originating from your personal details. Moreover, to minimize your risks you should limit or stop using your iPhone on public wifi networks, run a virus scanner periodically on your iPhone and finally, keep a pass code on your iPhone. However, the latter security measures is not fool-proof and expert hackers can easily bypass your pass code on your iPhone and retrieve personal files and folders that contain documents related to your identity. To combat this issue, your only option is to install an iPhone file security software such as Folder Lock for iPhone.  With this software, you can select your most personal files and folders and add password protection on them. As a result, anyone trying to access your personal files will be prompted to enter a password.  The beauty of iPhone file security software is that its hack proof. It uses the latest in file security standards which blocks any hacking attempts. So if you have taken all the above mentioned files security measures and protected your personal files and folder with Folder Lock with iPhone, you’re not likely to fall victim to identity theft.

 

 

 

Cara W Morris is Marketing Manager at New Softwares.net, a data protection and Information Security company that provides software to lock files in iPhone.

iPhone Data Security : What you Need to know.