Electronic Vision Acces Solutions Standardizes on Acronis True Image

Disaster Recovery Program To Be Installed On Every System EVAS Sells

December 13, 2006, Paris — Acronis SAS (www.acronis.com/es-mx/), the technological leader in storage management software, announced that Electronic Vision Access Solutions (EVAS), a leading developer of systems for people who are visually, physically, hearing or learning disabled, has signed an agreement to standardize and pre-install Acronis True Image on every system the company ships.

"The people who use systems built by EVAS already have hurdles they have to overcome; their computing environment should not be a challenge as well," said Walter Scott, CEO of Acronis. "One of EVAS' largest customers today is the U.S. Veterans' Administration. America's veterans are making the ultimate sacrifice day in and day out, and those who do require the aid of special computer systems should not have to worry that their computer is unprotected or at risk. Acronis is proud to be able to provide our service personnel, as well as others with disabilities, the assurance that they don't have to worry about a computer systems failure.

"Acronis already works hand-in-hand with a number of federal and local government agencies, including the U.S. Congress and the various military branches, to provide computer disaster recovery and backup solutions," he continued. "Vets deserve no less."

Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.