Acronis True Image Enterprise Server, Acronis True Image Corporate Workstation, provide instant bare-metal recovery and back-up for corporate and enterprise servers and workstations
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., November 17,
2004 Acronis, Inc. (www.acronis.com/es-mx/), the technological leader in
systems and storage management solutions, launched Acronis True Image 8.0
Enterprise Server and Acronis True Image 8.0
Corporate Workstation Both packages, which employ Acronis'
advanced disk imaging technology, are available immediately in
order to help IT managers protect and manage servers and
workstations throughout the network.
The Enterprise Server software is a
comprehensive suite of tools for centralized server storage
management; including the ability to perform a bare-metal restore
of critical systems in minutes, not hours or days; efficiently
manage and the archiving and restoration of data bases, files and
folders; employ a back-up strategy for disaster recovery; and implement change-management
best practices for installing software and Windows service packs,
patches and upgrades.
The Corporate Workstation version allows a
network manager to perform similar functions on all workstations on
the network. Both products are managed from the Acronis Management
Console, which can be installed on any system in the network.
"By adding a dedicated enterprise product,
Acronis has drawn a line in the sand that identifies the separate
and unique needs of consumer and corporate workstations, small- to
midsize-business and departmental servers, and enterprise servers,"
said Max Tsypliaev, CEO of Acronis. "We researched the specific
needs of each market segment and now offer individual products for
these distinct markets. In addition to the products being announced
today, the company offers Acronis True Image Server for Windows and
Linux for the SMB and departmental server market, while Acronis True Image
8.0 is our consumer-class solution.
"Today's enterprise-class solutions from Acronis
offer far greater flexibility for corporate IT departments,"
Tsypliaev added. "Now, IT managers can deploy agents and create
server and workstation backup images remotely, increasing the IT
department's productivity and reducing costs. It is no longer
necessary to visit each system and install software manually. Even
SMBs with smaller networks will benefit from these enterprise
solutions by simplifying their backup strategies and improving
their disaster recovery capabilities companywide."
The Acronis Management Console, included in both
Acronis True
Image Enterprise Server and Acronis True Image
Corporate Workstation, is designed specifically for corporate
and enterprise-class environments. From this console, the network
manager can image any remote server or workstation over the
network. The console also can deploy backup agents on any remote
server or workstation without rebooting the target system. The
software also has the ability to alert network managers via email
or on-screen pop-up boxes should an error condition exist and
provides the IT manager with sophisticated reports on all backup
operations.
The need for live disk imaging in corporate
environments is a growing trend, Carolyn DiCenzo, Gartner Research
Vice-President, Storage Software, stated, "Companies should review
the new technologies now available to reduce the time to recover
downed servers. Disk-imaging solutions with live and incremental
capabilities can now be used as a disk-based recovery solution for
data as well as system software, complementing a tape-based
disaster recovery plan."
"Acronis True Image
Enterprise Server offers network managers far greater
flexibility for such functions as bare-metal restores, data
migration and disk cloning than ever before," said Stephen Lawton,
director of marketing. "The cost of server downtime could be
thousands and even millions dollars per hour. When you're looking
at a return on investment, being up and running in minutes versus
hours and days makes ROI calculations a slam dunk for a disk
imaging solution such as this as opposed to traditional file-based
backups."
Acronis True Image
Enterprise Server has a suggested list price of $999, while
Acronis True
Image Corporate Workstation is priced at $79.99.
Existing Acronis True
Image Server users can upgrade to the Enterprise Server
offering; likewise, the Corporate Workstation can be upgraded from
the consumer-class version. These upgrades will convert the
existing software to all the features and functionality of the
enterprise offerings at a fraction of the price. Users wishing to
upgrade existing software should contact Acronis at
https://www.acronis.com/es-mx/company/contacts/?s=EnterpriseRequest.
More information about the product is available
at https://mx.acronis.com/enterprise/products/.
Acerca de Acronis:
Acronis es una empresa global de ciberprotección que ofrece la única plataforma de gestión de infraestructura, protección de datos y ciberseguridad integrada de forma nativa para proveedores de servicios gestionados y departamentos de TI. Las soluciones de Acronis están diseñadas para identificar, proteger, detectar, responder, recuperar y gobernar los despliegues de TI, asegurando la integridad de los datos y la continuidad de la actividad empresarial.
Una empresa suiza fundada en Singapur en 2003, Acronis tiene 15 oficinas en todo el mundo y empleados en más de 60 países. La solución Acronis Cyber Platform está disponible en 26 idiomas en 150 países y la utilizan más de 21,000 proveedores de servicios para proteger a más de 750,000 empresas. Obtenga más información en www.acronis.com.