Oct, 2002 : Roxio releases enterprise system recovery package

📅 October 15, 2002 - Roxio, Inc. (roxio.com) announced the availability of GoBack 3 Enterprise Edition. GoBack, one of the most popular selling system recovery software packages, that enables PC users to instantly recover from system crashes, virus attacks, data loss and user error, now has enhanced capabilities, including remote administration and network installation, built for the medium to large business environment.

GoBack has helped millions of individual users recover from system crashes. Now, with enterprise capabilities such as remote administration and network installation, GoBack is ready to support entire organizations easily and effectively," said Kamal Arafeh, Roxio's general manager for enterprise products. "GoBack 3 Enterprise Edition is a smart and simple solution that can substantially reduce an organization's IT support costs, eliminating the hours spent in diagnosing problems and reinstalling software in failed computers."
Roxio's GoBack 3 Enterprise Edition allows help desk professionals and IT managers to repair networked PCs without leaving their desks. Using a network browser, IT support professionals can instantly recover and restore files or entire systems to virtually any point in the recent past. The network installation feature allows GoBack to be installed via the network to multiple PCs at once, allowing for easy implementation.

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