Posts Tagged ‘redundancy’

Productivity, Relying on Technology & Redundancy

Your computer crashes. It won't start up again. What do you do? Nothing productive. The morning's wasted, the technician comes and tells you that you need a new hard drive, and your afternoon's gone too while you go shopping for a new one.

There are a million variations of this scenario. We put ourselves in a precarious position when we rely totally and completely on technology to maintain our productivity systems… Continue reading

January 7 2009 | By Joel | Tagged: contexts, disconnection, internet, Productivity, redundancy | 6 comments»

My Redundant Productivity System

Backing up your data is an essential part of digital life and protects you from losing important information. But when something goes wrong with one of your systems, it can mean you have to sift through thousands, even hundreds of thousands, of files for each project you’re involved with.Over the last few months, I set up a redundant productivity system. While I ensure that my data is backed up… Continue reading

March 3 2008 | By Joel | Tagged: backup, redundancy, storage, workflow | 6 comments»