“I think Diskeeper is great. Our biggest reason for poor performance was machines that were fragmented. Now it does not matter if the users know how to defrag or not, because Diskeeper runs in the background automatically and they don’t even know.”

“I really enjoy the Benefit Analyzer benchmark to see how well the system is now running. The Benefits Analyzer reports are great at giving me the most up-to-date information all in one location. This makes it very convenient."

“We are running Diskeeper EnterpriseServer on our Domino Lotus Notes application and also on the mail servers. We are running these across several RAID 5 arrays encompassing over 2.75 TB of user data. It used to take us 25 hours to perform our weekly backup of the Domino Servers. By …

“Automatic defrag is why we purchased Diskeeper. We have an HP MSA1000 2TB SAN and two DELL EqualLogic SANs. When we used the SAN’s for data storage on a file server, we had customers complaining all the time about performance. Once we installed Diskeeper on the SAN’s and cleaned up …

"V-locity has consistently increased the performance of our VMs. These noted performance gains are even more readily apparent to our administrators through usage of the new Benefit Analysis functionality. This feature not only allows us to more easily generate reports that visually show the benefits of the product but it …

“The best part is that we didn’t have to spend a single dime on expensive new hardware to get that performance.”

“We run Undelete with InvisiTasking on our file servers which all have VMware ESX. As we use Undelete on two files servers that have been virtualized, we have had it installed both pre and post virtualization and have experienced no difference in the performance of Undelete. The product is an …

“Undelete saves backup restores when someone accidentally deletes a file from a Windows share. We store tapes off site so Undelete can save a big delay for file restores of that type. Undelete does what it says on the box – really - and it works nicely as a network …

“For a company with racks and racks of machines, any reduction in heat is significant. Because Diskeeper reduces unnecessary disk seeking, it reduces heat, which reduces energy consumption.”

“One of the things I learned years ago in a database tuning class was the two easiest things to do to improve performance and efficiency are reorganization/runstats and keeping the disks defragmented. The reasoning is that when the database gets data off of the disk, it doesn't just grab one …

“Diskeeper was recommended by our software vendor for his voice recording product. I am responsible for the deployment of Diskeeper in our Voice Logger project for our call centers starting this month. So far the installations of the product were limited to a lab environment. Diskeeper is a very efficient …

“It's only logical that less disk thrashing due to less disk fragmentation would result in less energy used. Thinking of the large disk farms found in today's networks it makes sense that defragmented disks would result in less energy used in the data center.”

“We run an application that specifically benefits from Diskeeper - a SQL-based large database program that keeps all of its data in one huge file. Diskeeper keeps the drive optimized so efficiently that we’ve noticed a significant decrease in database lockups. Also, our Exchange server gets a big boost from …

“We use HP ProLiant Servers with multiple arrays. I am using traditional ESX with vSphere and an Equallogic iSCSI SAN as well as one Iomega NAS Device. Diskeeper is running on MS SQL Server x64 and Exchange Server as well."

“I run Diskeeper on our EMC SAN clustered servers. We started at 40% fragmentation on our E drive and 43% fragmentation on our F drive. In a few hours we are now at 0% for both. We have had such performance issues lately and I’m sure we will notice the …