Core Business Group

Configuration cloning is becoming a technology standard because people have learned—often times the hard way—the importance of duplicating systems with proven performance. With Core’s imaging services, clients get snapshots of their workstation specs. They have a technology map in hand showing the way to rebuild a system from start to finish when it becomes necessary to either add operational capacity or quickly replace a system that’s down.

When Core experts use imaging technologies on behalf of clients, they are creating whole system backups. This allows companies to restore the entire workstation or server enviroment in the event of a software or hardware failure. This method also qualifies as a disaster recovery strategy. Core uses technology to replicate these image backups to an offsite location in the event of a true disaster such as fire, theft, flood, etc. Clients no longer have to remember what software or hardware were installed since the entire technological environment is being backed up.

Creating an image of a firm’s base configuration of a workstation, notebook, or server saves clients time and money, so it’s not only wise, but fiscally responsible. For example, imaging technology ensures:

• Instant replacement of corrupt or crashed hard drives
• Standardized configurations on all workstations for continual peak performance
• Exact copies of PCs, networks and servers for complete system backups
• Quick recovery from viruses, unstable software downloads or other damaging events
• Preparedness plans are in place