Desktops and Laptops

In the majority of modern organizations, data from mobile laptop users resides solely mobile, presenting IT administrators with the difficult challenge of properly backing up and protecting this data.

In almost all cases, the data which organizations hold on their laptops is equally as important as the information they hold elsewhere. However, most organizations do not treat it as such, allowing laptops to stay “off the backup grid” for extended periods of time – leaving that precious data vulnerable to accidental deletion, theft or corruption.

For companies which do have some kind of backup system in place for laptops – these systems typically require continuous maintenance, support for the remote unskilled user, and tend to hog the laptops resources.

NowX meets business needs with a laptop architecture specific mobile client designed from the ground up to facilitate extremely quick backup and recovery through an array of intuitive customizable options allowing your mobile users to backup and recover their data at any point in time, anywhere!

NowX provides a cost effective solution to mobile data protection allowing companies to pay only for the data they wish to protect, rather than the number of computers containing that data. NowX clients only pay for the total amount of compressed data they backup – across their entire local and remote network – no matter how many desktop computers or laptops that encompasses.

NowX allows users with their own IT staff to self-manage their online data repository, track backup consumption on a user-by-user basis, and perform other high-level operations.

Accountability and verification are also possible through inbuilt schedules and web-based reporting functionality. This centralized approach provides clients with a complete view of the entire LAN and WAN from one single interface allowing IT staff to easily and efficiently connect to laptops network-wide in order to schedule backup jobs and restore lost files as necessary. NowX is also easily integrated into existing SNMP-based monitoring and notification systems.