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i dont see why you wouldnt ask him....he runs a data recovery company and runs training courses and sells training videos...and when ive spoken to him he seems very happy to help
also re the clean room, we've purchased a laminar flow bench, which im led to believe can be used for platter swaps etc, although that isnt really something im involved in.
Data Recovery Lab
Data Recovery Lab
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 4:26 am
Dear Experts,
WE are planing to run a medium sized data recovery lab in out organization , that will be able to solve most of our cases received.
Any certain companies that can provide us with a quotation on (hardware,software and training) quotation on building a data recovery lab.
Thanks
WE are planing to run a medium sized data recovery lab in out organization , that will be able to solve most of our cases received.
Any certain companies that can provide us with a quotation on (hardware,software and training) quotation on building a data recovery lab.
Thanks
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CopyRight - Senior Member
Re: Data Recovery Lab
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 6:05 am
Scott Moulton runs myharddrivedied.com
He'd be the man to ask
He'd be the man to ask
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randomaccess - Senior Member
Re: Data Recovery Lab
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2012 2:53 pm
I'd not ask him.
Do some research on a clean room probably class 100.
The software used is 99% proprietary, so needing to get someone who can write a good program for you. Understanding the platter removal, platter repair, etc. would be nice.
www.idc-ch2m.com/servi...m_cost.asp
You can get a rough start at that link.
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Why order a taco when you can ask it politely?
Alan B. "A man can live a good life, be honorable, give to charity, but in the end, the number of people who come to his funeral is generally dependent on the weather. "
Do some research on a clean room probably class 100.
The software used is 99% proprietary, so needing to get someone who can write a good program for you. Understanding the platter removal, platter repair, etc. would be nice.
www.idc-ch2m.com/servi...m_cost.asp
You can get a rough start at that link.
- randomaccessScott Moulton runs myharddrivedied.com
He'd be the man to ask
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Why order a taco when you can ask it politely?
Alan B. "A man can live a good life, be honorable, give to charity, but in the end, the number of people who come to his funeral is generally dependent on the weather. "
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armresl - Senior Member
Re: Data Recovery Lab
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 2:12 am
- armreslI'd not ask him.
i dont see why you wouldnt ask him....he runs a data recovery company and runs training courses and sells training videos...and when ive spoken to him he seems very happy to help
also re the clean room, we've purchased a laminar flow bench, which im led to believe can be used for platter swaps etc, although that isnt really something im involved in.
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randomaccess - Senior Member
Re: Data Recovery Lab
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 7:33 am
AFAIK Class 100 Clean Rooms are what is advertised and laminar flow benches are what are actually in use.
Of course there are "big" firms that do have actual clean rooms, but they usually can be counted in a given country without any need to take off your shoes
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The key in this is not the actual equipment (which is "just" money) but the actual training/knowledge/experience.
I doubt - no offence whatsoever intended - that you cannot get an unexperienced guy, no matter how good, smart and what not he is, send him to do some training and expect him to run a data recovery laboratory.
If I were you the one person I would contact about this would be Artem V. Makarov:
www.hardmaster.info/eng/about.html
who is a free-lance and is open to external international consulting jobs, and that from what he has published on his site has the IMHO right "cut-through-the-b*llsh*t-and-get-the-work-done" kind of approach.
jaclaz
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Of course there are "big" firms that do have actual clean rooms, but they usually can be counted in a given country without any need to take off your shoes
.The key in this is not the actual equipment (which is "just" money) but the actual training/knowledge/experience.
I doubt - no offence whatsoever intended - that you cannot get an unexperienced guy, no matter how good, smart and what not he is, send him to do some training and expect him to run a data recovery laboratory.
If I were you the one person I would contact about this would be Artem V. Makarov:
www.hardmaster.info/eng/about.html
who is a free-lance and is open to external international consulting jobs, and that from what he has published on his site has the IMHO right "cut-through-the-b*llsh*t-and-get-the-work-done" kind of approach.
jaclaz
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- In theory there is no difference between theory and practice, but in practice there is. -
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jaclaz - Senior Member