DataChambers CEO to share latest trends in business continuity and disaster recovery planning

- Featured as guest speaker for regional gathering of law office administrators

Winston-Salem, N.C. (November 1, 2007)

Nicholas Kottyan, CEO of the technology firm DataChambers, LLC, will share the latest trends in business continuity and disaster recovery planning during a November 9 presentation for the Raleigh/Durham and Triad chapters of the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA).

“Having a recovery plan for protecting critical information and reestablishing operations in the event of a disaster is an important imperative for any professional services organization,” Kottyan says. “That’s especially true of law firms, since missing critical deadlines can impact the outcome of important cases. Today there are a variety of best practices firms can adopt to reduce their risk - from backing up email, voicemail and electronic files to establishing remote worksites that can be used if the office is inaccessible.”

DataChambers is a leading provider of business continuity and disaster recovery services. In fact, growing demand led the company to more than triple the capacity of its onsite disaster recovery work center in Winston-Salem this year. The site supports clients whose offices are damaged during a fire, flood or other business-impacting event.

Kottyan’s presentation will be part of the ALA’s Fall Educational Conference scheduled for November 8-9 at Greensboro’s Grandover Resort and Conference Center.

About DataChambers, LLC:
DataChambers’ objective is to meet the demand of small and medium businesses for stable, secure, long-range information management and continuity planning in the event of catastrophe. The company specializes in electronic data storage, network and monitoring solutions, managed hosting solutions, co-location services, secure tape vaulting, and off-site records storage and management. With redundancy and durability built into every critical component of the facility, clients can always rely on DataChambers’ high-availability services. For more information, visit www.datachambers.com.

For more information contact:
Nicholas Kottyan, 336-499-7220
nkottyan@datachambers.com

Media contact:
Tamara McLendon, (336) 510-4148
tamara@ledepr.com