Summary Acronis True Image Echo Workstation creates an exact disk image of your office desktop and allows you to backup key data files and folders. You can run backup jobs on multiple machines simultaneously on both 64-bit Windows and 32-bit Windows systems with the centralized remote management capabilities After a system crash, Acronis True Image Echo Workstation allows you to perform a full system restore, a bare-metal restore to different hardware or to a virtual machine  or just a restore of individual files and folders in minutes. Requires Acronis Universal Restore™, which is licensed separately Product Components
Backup and recover a local system.
Run backup and recovery tasks on remote Windows workstations in your network.
Deploy product to remote machines and manage backup tasks remotely.
Ensure optimal usage of storage resources by allowing IT administrators to establish backup policies.
Ease administration by viewing the status of all systems in the network.
| Features and Benefits Restore the entire desktop in minutes after any unforeseen event Acronis Universal Restore — restore to different hardware or to a virtual machine (note: requires separate add-on license) Restore individual data files and folders Centralized remote operations are even more convenient with the new Acronis Management Console Boot from an image, using Acronis® Active Restore (a patent pending technology) — decrease downtime by allowing systems to be used during a recovery Acronis Secure Zone — the Acronis unique hidden backup location on a hard drive for mobile users New! Discovery Features — Import and export computers through txt/csv files New! Backup image encryption New! Improved Scheduling New! Dual-Destination Backups — Back up images to both the Acronis Secure Zone and to a remote backup location Customer Stories Bob Taylor, Senior Staff Engineer: I found Acronis True Image and it absolutely rocked! From creating a boot CD on installation (which is what I really needed), to finding my USB drive flawlessly, to managing a multi-partition Linux drive clone, you saved my butt and I am thankful. Joel Henderson, School.Net: I am an enterprise software developer and have evaluated and deployed software for backup and recovery from Symantec, PowerQuest and Acronis, and I can say that Acronis is the clear winner. In my opinion Acronis is must-have software, and I can highly recommend it over its competitors. Awards & Reviews CNET Editors' Choice Award:  The CNET Editors' Choice seal is awarded to products that display excellence in performance, quality, product design, and value.
PC Pro Recommended Award Acronis True Image now supports Vista and finally backs up your vital emails and address books! | 
