In today's economic situation, companies will seize upon any chance to optimize costs. Whereas years ago money was being invested in information technology at dizzying rates, the field is now a favorite target of company auditors and consultants looking to cut costs and save money.

When doing so it is often the case that only superficial costs are considered, while other potentially enormous savings are overlooked. The life expectancy and speed of the workstations and servers in your company can be significantly increased simply by using the right tools, and without the need for investment in additional, expensive hardware.

The more the hard disks in your workstations and servers read/write, the stronger they fragment. The result: Data and files are no longer arranged in order on the hard disk. Read heads must work much harder in order to facilitate access to data, and with every access they must be repositioned. These longer access procedures cost valuable time, not just during working operations but also when booting workstations and servers. The culprit here is not the hardware, as is often assumed to be the case, but the inefficient operating system.

Any defragmentation solution should meet the following criteria:

• Different defragmentation methods that can be adapted to meet demands
• Ease of use
• Defragmentation light on resources to enable continued operations
• Official certification for maximum security

With O&O Defrag you unlock your systems hidden performance, combating fragmentation and preventing it recurring in the future. Not only does the defragmentation significantly reduce access times of all hard disks, it also reduces wear and tear on your hardware. The read/write heads of defragmented hard disks have to work much less, which leads to an overall increase in life expectancy.

Increase the productivity of your workstations and servers with the Editors Choice, O&O Defrag. The Professional Edition is available for Windows clients and the Server Edition for Windows servers in companies.

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