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How Datto's Austin McChord Brings IT Systems Back From the Brink of DestructionIn short, he makes IT happen.

ByJason Ankeny•Sep 8, 2015

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Austin McChord is the master of disaster. His data backup, recovery and business continuity companyDattodefends customers around the globe against the threat of network catastrophe, safeguarding information everywhere it resides.

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