FilesX, a leading provider of next-generation data protection and disaster recovery solutions, today announced that it will highlight Xchange Restore 2007, its data recovery solution for Microsoft Exchange, at Microsoft Exchange Connections 2008 in Las Vegas, November 5-8, 2007 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. FilesX will be demonstrating Xchange Restore and its next-generation data protection solution, Xpress Restore®, in booth #802.
The latest version of Xchange Restore was also announced today (see press release titled “FilesX Announces Xchange Restore Now Supports Microsoft Exchange 2007” dated October 30, 2007). It provides administrators and users with a unique ability to recover any Exchange object- individual e-mails, calendars, contacts, tasks, etc.- easily and quickly. FilesX Xchange Restore 2007 significantly improves service levels to users by eliminating downtime and delivering restored objects in minutes. It is available as an add-on to Xpress Restore or as a stand-alone solution.
“We are delighted to be participating in Exchange Connections 2008 and look forward to discussing the unique challenges of recovering Microsoft Exchange data objects with the conference delegates,” said Richard Vining, director of marketing at FilesX. “Adding support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 further broadens the powerful support FilesX offers administrators tasked with improving service levels and protecting critical applications and data.”
About FilesX
FilesX Inc. is a leading provider of next-generation data protection and disaster recovery solutions, enabling global enterprises around-the-clock protection of mission critical applications in data centers and remote offices. FilesX' unique CDP On-Demand technology allows customers to meet their RPO and RTO objectives on a per-application basis. By blending continuous, frequent and scheduled protection engines, Xpress Restore® allows customers to ensure business continuity while reducing hardware, bandwidth and labor costs. FilesX is headquartered in Newton, MA. For more information, please visit: www.filesx.com.
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