Enterprise-Quality Cloud Backup at Small Business Prices with NIRIX oneBackup SMB

NIRIX announces the imminent soft launch of a small business cloud backup with a free early access invite.

2013-06-19

EDMONTON, AB, June 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) NIRIX Inc., a Canadian cloud computing service provider, responds to customer feedback and market research to introduce oneBackup SMB, a cloud backup solution for small and medium business.

Caught In The Middle

Small business is agile business. Market research sources show that small business customers are statistically more likely to adopt cloud services, but few cloud services are designed with the small business in mind. While enterprise services are over-featured and out of the budget for many SMBs, consumer-quality services can't offer the security or reliability they need. Even fewer services are available that are located entirely in Canada.

"Some of our competitors for the SMB backup market are trying to work upwards, and to engineer a compelling business product out of an existing consumer grade service," says Cameron Bayly, NIRIX Marketing Manager. "NIRIX's small business service is hosted on the same infrastructure we use for big business, and we bring that quality and security to oneBackup SMB." Located in our fully Canadian, PIA, PCI-DSS and CSAE 3416 Type II compliant datacenter; NIRIX services are trusted by highly-regulated Canadian enterprises to comply with requirements common to healthcare operations, publicly traded companies, and the financial industry.

100 GB of Robust, Highly Secure Canadian Cloud Backup

You can try it for free. Get an early-access invite to the soft launch of NIRIX oneBackup SMB at www.nirix.com/smb. Signup ends August 1, 2013. Service begins shortly thereafter.

NIRIX Inc., established in 2001 by Steven Hsu, is a Canadian provider of IT solutions and cloud computing for Western Canadian enterprise size businesses, channel partners, and SMBs. A Microsoft and Dell partner, NIRIX offers attractively-priced customizable cloud IT packages and knowledgeable, user-focused technical support from their Edmonton offices. Services include online data backup, hosted desktop solutions, e-mail, co-location, and server hosting.

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Fate Under Fire To Release "WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF" June 22nd

2013-06-19

The album is produced by singer/songwriter David James and ZOOmania's Jeremy Smith, mixed by Eric Robinson (Taylor Swift, Natasha Bedingfield, Brooke Fraser) and mastered by Eric Boulanger (One Republic, Plain White Ts, Colbie Caillat), with six new songs that feature the band's signature chants, big drums and pop vocal sound. The band is kicking off the album release with a performance on June 22nd at Historic Bank of America 1011 10th Street in the heart of Sacramento, CA, followed by a multi-city tour through the summer. 10% of the proceeds from the EP release show will ...

New Corcentric Blog: The #1 Concern for Accounts Payable Departments

2013-06-19

This week's blog from Corcentric, a leading provider of Accounts Payable automation and straight through processing, discusses how concerns have shifted for AP departments, focusing on the fact that the biggest concern is improving processes and reducing errors, far more than reducing costs and making on-time payments. Corcentric digs deeper into this finding to discuss how implementing e-invoicing and workflow automation may offer an answer to these top concerns, from eliminating paper to streamlining the approval process. The blog showcases the fact that an automated ...

Lee Westwood Golf School Students Gary Daoust and Connor Chesky Win Big at the Future Collegians World Tour Annual Awards Ceremony

2013-06-19

Lee Westwood Golf School students honored with FCWT awards. Gary Daoust awarded First Team All-American, 16-19 age division and prestigious "Player of the Year". Connor Chesky awarded Second Team All-American, 13-15 age division. Future Collegians World Tour concluded their tournament season with an awards ceremony at the historic PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. The PGA National championship course is ranked among the top 10 hardest courses played by PGA Tour professionals, thus making it exceptionally challenging tournament for youngsters in order ...

miEdge Partners with Wrangle, LLC

2013-06-19

miEdge, the premiere provider of 5500 health & benefits data to insurance professionals, is pleased to announce its new partnership with Wrangle, LLC, a premiere ERISA 5500 reporting and disclosure company. As their official 5500 compliance information partner, Wrangle, LLC, will regularly contribute to the miEdge subscriber resource center. miEdge continues to expand its subscriber resource center with the addition of the miCompliance section for the latest 5500 Health & Welfare compliance rules, regulations and frequently asked questions. The subscriber resource ...

Motive Interactive Honored as a Gold Stevie Award Winner in the 2013 American Business Awards

2013-06-19

Mobile and online marketing firm Motive Interactive, specializing in user acquisition for mobile apps and online games, was presented with two prestigious awards in The 11th Annual American Business Awards in Chicago last night. Motive proudly accepted a Gold Stevie Award in the Fastest-Growing Company of the Year category and a Bronze Award in the Company of the Year Award. The American Business Awards are the nation's premier business awards program. All organizations operating in the U.S.A. are eligible to submit nominations - public and private, for-profit and non-profit, ...

OHSU review: Previous studies overstated evidence on Medtronic spinal fusion product

2013-06-18

PORTLAND, Ore. — An analysis by the Evidence-based Practice Center at Oregon Health & Science University has found that previously published clinical trial studies about a controversial bone growth product used in spinal surgeries overstated the product's effectiveness. The OHSU analysis found the product offered no real benefit over bone grafts traditionally used in such surgeries and also found that previous studies had underreported harms that occurred in the studies. All but one of those studies were funded by the product's manufacturer, Medtronic. The OHSU review ...

UT Arlington provides first academic study of journalists and private citizens' drone use

2013-06-18

Newly published research from a University of Texas at Arlington communication team offers a groundbreaking perspective on the controversial use of unmanned aerial vehicles in journalism and mass communication, or "drone journalism." The remotely guided aircraft gained prominence in the military's hunt for suspected terrorists in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Such drones can be large, some about the size of small planes, which operate at higher altitudes and serve various functions. Domestically, much smaller drones have been used to capture photographs and video images on ...

Working backward: Computer-aided design of zeolite templates

2013-06-18

HOUSTON -- (June 17, 2013) -- Taking a page from computer-aided drug designers, Rice University researchers have developed a computational method that chemists can use to tailor the properties of zeolites, one of the world's most-used industrial minerals. The research is available online and will be featured on the June 21 cover of the Royal Society of Chemistry's Journal of Materials Chemistry A. The method allows chemists to work backward by first considering the type of zeolite they want to make and then creating the organic template needed to produce it. The findings ...

IQ link to baby's weight gain in first month

2013-06-18

New research from the University of Adelaide shows that weight gain and increased head size in the first month of a baby's life is linked to a higher IQ at early school age. The study was led by University of Adelaide Public Health researchers, who analysed data from more than 13,800 children who were born full-term. The results, published in the journal Pediatrics, show that babies who put on 40% of their birthweight in the first four weeks had an IQ 1.5 points higher by the time they were six years of age, compared with babies who only put on 15% of their birthweight. Those ...

Aspirin may fight cancer by slowing DNA damage

2013-06-18

Aspirin is known to lower risk for some cancers, and a new study led by a UC San Francisco scientist points to a possible explanation, with the discovery that aspirin slows the accumulation of DNA mutations in abnormal cells in at least one pre-cancerous condition. "Aspirin and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, which are commonly available and cost-effective medications, may exert cancer-preventing effects by lowering mutation rates," said Carlo Maley, PhD, a member of the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, and an expert on how cancers evolve ...

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:

Mount Sinai Health System to honor Dennis S. Charney, MD, Dean of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, for 18 years of leadership and service at annual Crystal Party  

Mapping a new brain network for naming

Healthcare company Watkins-Conti announces publication of positive clinical trial results for FDA-cleared Yōni.Fit bladder support

Prominent chatbots routinely exaggerate science findings, study shows

First-ever long read datasets added to two Kids First studies

Dual-laser technique lowers Brillouin sensing frequency to 200 MHz

Zhaoqi Yan named a 2025 Warren Alpert Distinguished Scholar

Editorial for the special issue on subwavelength optics

Oyster fossils shatter myth of weak seasonality in greenhouse climate

Researchers demonstrate 3-D printing technology to improve comfort, durability of ‘smart wearables’

USPSTF recommendation on screening for syphilis infection during pregnancy

Butterflies hover differently from other flying organisms, thanks to body pitch

New approach to treating aggressive breast cancers shows significant improvement in survival

African genetic ancestry, structural and social determinants of health, and mortality in Black adults

Stigmatizing and positive language in birth clinical notes associated with race and ethnicity

Analysis of the disease spectrum characteristics of inherited metabolic liver diseases in two hepatology specialist hospitals in Beijing over the past 20 years