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Platespin ships PowerConvert 7.0!

This webinar will discuss how PlateSpin’s first major product release since the company was acquired by Novell can improve the speed and quality of your data center initiatives including server consolidation, hardware lease migration, data center relocation and disaster recovery. With extended support for Linux and Windows-based server workloads, new image-based disaster recovery capabilities and migration speed enhancements geared toward reliable, risk-free enterprise implementations, PowerConvert 7.0 is a best-in-class solution for migrating, protecting and optimizing server workloads across multiple physical and virtual platforms.


Discussion Topics

- A checklist of what to look for in an enterprise-ready workload migration solution
- Strategies for reducing overall project times and business risk for large-scale migrations
- New features and performance enhancements in PowerConvert 7.0
- How PowerConvert 7.0 enables large-scale, enterprise data center initiatives
- Extending backup and recovery functions with full, incremental and differential images
- How to achieve savings in staffing time, bandwidth and storage costs in the data center

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