“Diskeeper optimization has returned over $100,000 per annum in measurable productivity gains to our business by the time savings and increased systems reliability, which made our investment in this technology viable, when you take into consideration that we only pay a small fraction of that per year, you get the …

“We use Diskeeper extensively to keep our file systems from becoming fragmented and therefore optimize the disk read/write efficiency along with available storage. We primarily use Microsoft SQL database. We use EMC drives at a significant number of our customer sites in both SAN and NAS configurations. In addition we …

“Diskeeper is necessary to ensure that defragmentation is not an issue. It’s an easy way to have one less thing to worry about. We are running Diskeeper on servers with RAID, a few NAS servers, and also on the box with our antivirus running. It works quickly with no problems."

“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."

"V-locity has become de facto in our data center. It means I don't worry about performance, my users can focus on providing care, and my budget isn't consumed by hardware costs."

“I thought you may like to know that V-Locity saved me yesterday! I was trying to correct a VMFS storage space issue after I was advised by my VM backup vendor to run sDelete on all the server drives to improve performance. As it turns out, VMware does not recognize …

“Undelete works great on our many VMware virtual servers. Absolutely I recommend it to anyone in a Windows server environment.”

“We are a medium-sized organization with 3 HP G5/G6 Servers running Windows 2003 & Windows 2008; the roles include our Domain Controller, Exchange 2007, and Citrix. We have 45 workstations connected to the Network. Having Diskeeper on our Servers and PCs keeps them working optimally. Without Diskeeper they slow down …

“Mainly we got licenses for large or multi-terabyte servers, because the built-in defrag doesn’t handle that size well. I always suggest Diskeeper for servers with large terabyte server storage. We are running 40 licenses department wide. We run mostly Windows 2003 32 bit, with 10% on 64 bit, some clustered."

“It was amazing to see what kind of performance improvement would be gained on the new Windows 7 OS by performing a simple disk defragmentation. I used to depend on either the native Windows defrag tool or Norton’s tool as a solution to fragmentation-related issues. But the Diskeeper products are …

"Since installing Diskeeper I definitely hear fewer complaints from the users which is always a good thing! The client machines are smooth running; the server is definitely smoother sailing. We have saved money. In addition, I can monitor all the disks from the Administrator and get real-time data as to …

"We knew we had an I/O problem and had reached the IOPS limitation of our backend storage architecture under peak load. However, what we did not consider is how much of our storage performance was being dampened by small, fractured, random I/O characteristics due to Windows write inefficiencies that generate …

"With V-locity, our SQL batch imports can run during the night so data is ready for production in the morning. Before V-locity, batch jobs would take so long, we would lose a full day of production and sometimes two."

“Diskeeper helps considerably in making older machines more stable. The best results I have obtained from Diskeeper and its Automatic defrag feature, came from installing it on ten 'old' HP DL360 Windows 2000 servers. Prior to installing Diskeeper, these servers regularly experienced BSOD. After installation of Diskeeper in the automatic …

"We were running a very demanding ERP system on legacy servers and network. A hardware refresh was the first step in troubleshooting our issues. As much as we did see some improvement, it did not solve the daily breakdowns associated with our Sage ERP."