If you’ve stumbled on this page while waiting for a system migration process to ESXi to finalize, look no further. New technology has made it possible to make migrations to virtual environments fast and easy. You can now migrate a StorageCraft backup image (VM or physical system) directly to ESXi with just a few clicks and minimal downtime. No… Read more »
Read the ArticleThis recorded webinar discusses challenges involved in migrating from one virtual platform to another as well as a number of best practices for making a switch without trouble.
Read the ArticleWhether 2015 marks your first virtual machine (VM) migration or you have dozens under your belt, you’ll want to view this recorded webinar to gain perspective on how to choose the right migration tool for your business, and the challenges and choices faced before, during, and after your migration project.
Read the ArticleIn July 2014 Microsoft said that Server 2003 was still running on 24 million servers. Trouble is, mainstream support ends in July. Here’s what to do.
Read the ArticleConvincing customers to migrate their IT infrastructure to a completely cloud-based solution is a difficult sell, to say the least. The production disruption alone is enough to kill the sale. So how does VDI Space, a successful cloud consulting firm and StorageCraft® partner, do it? Michael Fraser, CEO and founder of VDI Space, explains, We… Read more »
Read the ArticleDRAPER, Utah – April 2, 2014 – Industry analyst firm SSG-NOW today released a Snapshot Report that praises StorageCraft® Granular Recovery for Exchange for its reliable support for email continuity, management and recovery.
Read the ArticleThe days of Windows XP are numbered – literally. Microsoft has designated April 8, 2014 as the date that it will officially end support for XP,…
Read the ArticleMoving up to a new version of Windows can be a real drag. Compatibility conundrums. Potential data loss. There are numerous migration challenges that may come into play. For the consumer, these barriers are mere annoyances. They can be disastrous in the enterprise environment.
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