Unistal launches Data Recovery Services over Internet

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Link up your server/ PC to Unistal’s lab from anywhere across the globe and avail data recovery services instantly.

Unistal Systems Pvt. Ltd., provider of data care, data recovery, anti-virus and Internet security products and services announced the launch of its online data recovery services through its new website www.idatacare.com.

This service initiative is first of its kind in the entire country. Through this unique service that consumes less time and costs, Unistal promises to provide instant solution to its customers and partners across the globe.

According to Director-Marketing, Unistal Systems, Alok Gupta, "This unique service from Unistal ensures the best possible results for customers in an efficient and convenient manner. Besides, it enables us to expand our operations and offer cutting-edge data recovery services across the globe in a short time.”

Unistal’s proprietary connectivity tools link-up the customer’s server or PC. Then, the experienced technicians at Unistal’s Central Recovery Lab (CRI) perform the recovery or repair process. It circumvents the n

eed to send the media (hard disk) to Unistal’s master labs. The Company is in a process of appointing several online partners across the globe.

The customers therefore, can recover their data from their own premises—be it anywhere across the globe—or from any of the authorized Unistal online partner’s facility. If the customers send the media to the data recovery center of the nearest Unistal online partner, they can track their data recovery process online as well.

Unistal’s online recovery services are available for different types of media and operating systems. Unistal has an expertise to perform data recovery from all versions and types of Windows, Linux, Macintosh, Novell, UNIX, RAID servers, mail servers, database servers etc. Unistal also has the expertise to recover data from all types of storage media.

Unistal specializes in not just data recovery but rebuilding crashed servers to their original state as well. Rather, it is the first line of activity tha