Acronis True Image Server 7.0 Will Cornerstone the Organization's First Secure Backup Strategy
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, July 13, 2004
Acronis, Inc., the technological leader in storage management
software, recently donated two Acronis True Image Server 7.0
licenses to Utah's Salt Lake CAP* Head Start
Program. The disaster recovery
software, a $1,000 value, will ensure the security and integrity of
mission-critical data for the non-profit organization, as well as
save financial resources and reduce the recovery time significantly
should one of the group's systems fails.
Head Start is a federal educational program for
low-income children and their families run by local non-profit
agencies. Salt Lake CAP Head Start serves more than 2,000 children
and families in the Salt Lake and Tooele Counties and currently
stores important information on its two live servers. The first
server stores confidential client information, while the second
server contains employment information for more than 350 employees
and volunteers, as well as handling billing and accounting
functions.
"Before the use of Acronis True Image 7.0, the
organization had no way of backing up its Windows-based servers and relied on
file-based backup only," said Matt Ulmer, Salt Lake CAP Head
Start IT Administrator. "Had there been a catastrophe, it would
have taken days to repair the systems, putting all our users out of
work until computers were in a workable state again and
significantly impacting our ability to serve our client families.
Some information might never have been retrieved.
"Now that we have Acronis True Image 7.0
installed, network managers are able to create identical disk
images of the live servers and recover the system within several
minutes. Should there be a computer disaster, the computers can be
restored without time-consuming software reinstallations or
configuring the systems to meet our requirements. We will be
working exactly the way we were before the failure. This results in
cost-effective server protection sending employees back to work
quickly without waiting for network repairs," Ulmer said.
"Acronis is happy to do its part as a good
corporate citizen," said Max Tsypliaev, CEO of Acronis. "Our
company has been growing steadily and this is one way we can give
back to the community that has supported us. Organizations like
Head Start help those members of our community that need it most
our children and we're proud to be partners with them in this
very important endeavor."
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.