"We are a large school with nearly one terabyte of data accessed daily, and one-third of that is revised or newly-created. As a network admin, access times and increased throughput are critical to my day-to-day. When my users say, ‘the network seems to be working better,’ I know V-locity is …

“We have had very good results from using Diskeeper on our Lotus Notes servers. These servers are absolutely the worst for fragmentation issues including resultant corruption of critical files. (Notes databases and indexes), plus with spam coming in vast quantities and people cleaning/deleting their mail inboxes sets the stage for …

“We found that Diskeeper EnterpriseServer is easier to install and configure than what we were expecting. It runs perfectly on all the servers with absolutely no issues. As far as performance goes, we couldn't be happier. Diskeeper made it so much easier to maintain optimized disks. Prior to installing Diskeeper, …

“The biggest benefit from Diskeeper is from reduced downtime from HDD failures which in turn saves me money in capital expenditures as I can squeeze more life out of my hardware. By continuously keeping the drives defragged, they don’t have to work as hard when files are accessed, and therefore …

“Diskeeper indeed provided the ROI we expected. We are very satisfied. It always proved to be a valuable product for transparent defrag and overall performance. Prior to installing Diskeeper our systems were almost unresponsive. The deployment was easy; it is a fine product that we rely upon. The Automatic defrag …

"With V-locity, we've seen an 80-90% improvement in response time for SQL, email, CRM, and other critical apps. Sluggishness and performance issues just don't exist."

“I forgot [V-locity] was running in the background working its magic. It has such a low footprint, I didn’t notice. We had one server show a 40% I/O response time improvement, with 65% IOPS improvement. This came to be the new normal. On one server I had 91% of fragments …

“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.”

“I’ve found the disk I/O reporting to be a huge benefit. You get real numbers and not generic representations of purported improvements. The other huge benefit has been performance: workload improvements of 100-200%. I am no longer bottlenecked by the drive performance of my older servers.”

“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 …

"After months of trouble shooting, we ran the same query with V-locity on all the Cognos VMs. It completed in one third of the time—a huge improvement for our users. We're now rolling out V-locity to the rest of our virtual environment and assessing it for physical servers."

“If a file was 50 pages long, I would sit and watch the page count loading all 50 pages before printing the report. Some of the files we process are more than 500 pages, so I think you can imagine the pain."

"Case Management Solutions shared with us the pain they were experiencing and the need to find the most cost-effective solution possible. We quickly spotted some necessary server upgrades, but after having seen what V-locity® I/O reduction software had done for our other clients, we knew that was likely the only …

“I have seen a difference in the demands on our Dell PowerEdge server even when I manually ran defrag during peak work time. No slowdown was noticed. We are a medical practice with four doctors in two offices. The server is located in our main office in Denison, our other …

“Our issues prior to installing Diskeeper were numerous support calls for slow computers, which our first response would be to run the Windows built-in defragmenter. This provided an increase in the workstation’s performance. After operating for years this way, we finally were convinced we needed to use something more robust …