The main problem with disk imaging software is the vulnerability seen when getting too confident with them. If you don't utilize different backup methods you often lose data. Frequent doesn't mean daily there for a home user. But waiting until the next build to start making any backups is going in the opposite direction.
Bouncing a few refers to bouncing a few hundred gig from one drive to another without any drive images or even iso files used. That's a direct copy from one to the other with less errors seen. When you are working with small drives like 40gb in size that goes a lot faster then working with 250gb and larger.
A business on the other hand has to use time savers and cost effective means while the home user has a larger number of options available. Even Linux live for cd distros can be used for moving files from one drive to another.
Bouncing a few refers to bouncing a few hundred gig from one drive to another without any drive images or even iso files used. That's a direct copy from one to the other with less errors seen. When you are working with small drives like 40gb in size that goes a lot faster then working with 250gb and larger.
A business on the other hand has to use time savers and cost effective means while the home user has a larger number of options available. Even Linux live for cd distros can be used for moving files from one drive to another.