IBackup Enhances Software, Launches Reseller Program

Summary

IBackup has released a new version of its online backup software with a redesigned interface, mobile integration, and backend improvements. The company also launched a reseller program, empowering partners to offer IBackup’s services to their clients. This move strengthens IBackup’s position in the competitive online backup market.

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** Main Story**

IBackup’s just rolled out a new version of their online backup software, and it’s looking pretty slick. They’ve also launched a reseller program, which could be a game-changer for partners. I gotta say, seeing these kinds of updates really underscores how quickly things are evolving in the backup tech world, doesn’t it?

Enhanced Software Features

First impressions matter, and the redesigned interface is definitely a step up. It’s got a much more modern feel, making navigation a breeze. Plus, and this is key these days, they’ve really focused on mobile integration. With more and more people relying on their phones and tablets, that’s crucial. Think about it; how often are you working on your phone? Now, you can do one-touch backups and restores on your iOS or Android device, so all that mobile data is protected. It’s seamless, and frankly, it’s about time someone made it this easy.

Of course, it’s not all about the surface. They’ve also made some significant backend updates too, which means better performance, stability, and security. No one wants a backup solution that’s slow or unreliable. That’s why IBackup have made these core updates, these things really solidify it as a serious contender.

Advanced Server Backups and Disaster Recovery

IBackup isn’t just about individual users, though. They’re also supporting backups for a whole range of servers, like MS-SQL, Exchange, and SharePoint. That’s huge, and it means they can cater to businesses of all sizes. From startups to enterprises, everyone needs to protect their server data. I think you’ll agree, it’s something no business can afford to ignore, is it?

And speaking of protection, check this out: they’ve introduced the “DR Plan” for disaster recovery. It lets you regularly send backed-up data to a secondary device, or even a cloud destination. So, if your primary machine goes down, or, heaven forbid, the office is inaccessible, you can still get to your data. Minimizing downtime like that is just smart business.

Reseller Program: Empowering Partners

Now, let’s talk about that reseller program. This is where things get really interesting. IBackup are offering a bulk reseller option. Resellers can purchase storage space in bulk and then resell it to their clients at their own prices, with custom terms etc. That’s a lot of flexibility, which means partners can tailor their offerings to specific customer needs. I was speaking to a colleague the other day and he was over the moon with the flexibility of this offer.

What’s more, qualifying resellers can even co-brand the software, putting their own logo on it. That kind of branding can be super important for building brand recognition and strengthening their presence in the market. And here’s the best part: IBackup handles all the end-user support. That frees up resellers to focus on sales and client management. It’s a win-win, if you ask me. Speaking of which, did I mention I was asked to look at being a reseller recently, I’m thinking about it…

A Future-Focused Approach

So, what does all this mean? Well, it’s pretty clear that IBackup are serious about staying ahead of the curve. This commitment to user feedback, mobile integration, and those strategic partnerships really positions them for continued growth in this competitive market. If you’re looking for a reliable and innovative way to protect your data, whether you’re an individual or a business, IBackup is definitely worth a look. It has a comprehensive server support, and the reseller program might just be what some businesses need to take that next leap to success. It’s not a bad product, at all.