Offering and managing a backup solution for colleges and universities poses unique challenges for IT teams. Windows machines are everywhere, but engineers use Linux, and designers and artists use Macs — and they all need to be protected. In addition, students, faculty and staff work around the clock so data loss can happen at any time.
Attend this session for a dive into Code 42’s CrashPlan PROe — people-friendly endpoint backup for higher ed. Named InformationWeek’s “Top tech tool for educators,” CrashPlan PROe is higher ed’s choice for continuous, automatic and invisible backup/restore of laptops and desktops. Faculty/staff love CrashPlan PROe’s self-service access to files, while IT appreciates its easy-to-manage yet powerful disaster recovery. Attend the session to learn more, then download your free CrashPlan PROe trial.
Joe Wall, Region Director, Code 42 Software
In his current role with Code 42 Software – a leader in people-friendly endpoint backup for the enterprise – Joseph helps enterprises and
educational institutions such as The Ohio State University, University of Michigan and Internet 2 develop global, forward-thinking backup and disaster recovery strategies to protect irreplaceable content. Joseph is well-known for his innate ability to translate customer needs into viable technology strategies that deliver results and easily scale to meet future needs. Mr. Wall has more than 20 years experience working with organizational leaders and helping them establish successful organization-wide initiatives.