Read how NXPowerLite for File Servers is helping Stateside Foods control their storage growth and get their 5-year IT infrastructure plan back on track.
Selecting and adding files individually isn’t practical if you have tens, hundreds or even thousands of files scattered through a deep folder structure.
We’re heading to Presentation Summit in San Diego to get out amongst our people and spread the gospel of file compression to those we think need it most.
When compressing a file there focusing on compressing elements with the greatest potential means you’re likely to achieve a greater level of optimization.
We absolutely love hearing from satisfied customers, so when Regional Reporting Inc agreed to share their story with us we jumped at the chance to share it.
File optimisation doesn’t always stop with just compressing an individual file, it’s sometimes possible to also zip a file after using our software to shrink it.
For as long as I can remember, customers have been asking for an option to compress their files and replace the original files with the reduced versions.
We’ve crammed a lot of new capabilities into NXPowerLite Desktop for Windows 8, so we thought we’d start a series of posts highlighting these new features.
When you talk we listen, and typically we keep track of what our customers are asking us for over time and use this as the basis of a design for each new version.
NXPowerLite Desktop may be viewed as an end-user product but we’ve done a lot of work over the years to make it suitable for deployment across organisations.
We’re excited to launch the latest version of NXPowerLite for File Servers. We’ve been working hard to bring you a giant leap forward in speed and stability.
