Acronis True Image Enterprise Server, Acronis True Image Corporate Workstation, and Acronis True Image Server for Windows Get Enhanced Backup and Restore Capabilities
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., April 8,
2005 Acronis, Inc. (www.acronis.com), the
technological leader in systems and storage management solutions,
released an update to its family of Windows-based enterprise-class
Acronis True Image products. The family includes Acronis True Image
Enterprise Server 8.0 for Windows, and Acronis True Image
Corporate Workstation 8.0 for Windows.
Among the updates to the Enterprise Server
offering are the ability to start and stop database applications in
order to create a point-in-time snapshot of the database,
restore systems remotely from the management console, and save
backup images to remote tape drives.
Acronis True Image
Corporate Workstation 8.0 for Windows adds restoration of
non-system partitions remotely from the management console, as well
as the same remote tape drive support being added to the server
products.
"Expanding our capabilities for enterprise and
standalone server customers is a priority at Acronis," said CEO Max
Tsypliaev. "RAID data recovery and protection are critical in a
corporate environment, as is disaster recovery and back-up. Our
goal is to provide corporate users with a one-stop shop for their
backup and disaster recovery needs.
"Acronis understands that corporate users have a
choice when it comes to backup options. However, we also recognize
that if a backup product is too complex to use or doesn't provide a
fail-safe backup, it won't be used, and that is a bad business
decision. Acronis products make the IT manager's job easier by
providing advanced, enterprise-class backup capabilities that are
actually useful and provide a fast return on investment. They are
not complex, partial solutions that are difficult to use and
therefore expensive clutter on the server."
"Business continuity is critical in an
enterprise environment," added Stephen Lawton, marketing director
for Acronis. Maintaining database integrity while expanding the
backup options demonstrates Acronis' commitment to corporate IT
users.
"It is not enough to provide backup and disk
imaging capabilities," he added. "IT managers demand that data
integrity be paramount for any backup solution. Why bother to back up your data if it's
not accessible when you need it? Addressing IT managers' request
for greater data reliability capabilities underscores our
commitment to providing world-class capabilities. Additionally, the
images created by Acronis True Image can be used as part of a
public company's government-mandated compliance with the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act."
Registered users can update their software at no
charge from the appropriate product Web site. Acronis True Image
Enterprise Server 8.0 has a suggested list price of $999,
while Acronis True Image Corporate Workstation is priced at $79.99.
Acronis True Image Server for Windows, the single-server solution,
carries a list price of $699.
More information about the product is available
at https://www.acronis.com/enterprise/products/.
About Acronis:
Acronis is a leader in AI-native cyber protection, unifying data protection, cybersecurity, IT operations and hybrid infrastructure to deliver business continuity, security and compliance with less cost and complexity. More than 21,000 service providers trust Acronis to protect over 750,000 businesses in 150 countries. Acronis is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. For more information, visit www.acronis.com.