Gain back data storage space on file servers.
Reduce data transfer and storage costs.
Accelerate backups.
FILEminimizer Server compresses PDF files, the latest Microsoft Office 2010 and 2013 files as well as image files in the formats JPG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, EMF and PNG directly on the file server from 50-90%. The original format is retained so that files can be opened and edited - without any decompression needed. With an average compression rate of over 70%, FILEminimizer Server helps IT Administrators to instantly gain back enormous storage space, save on data transfer and storage costs and shorten backup times. FILEminimizer Server is a professional storage solution which also helps you to enhance your deduplication strategies.
FILEminimizer Server Highlights
Microsoft Office file compression on servers from 50-90%: 1TB (ca. 1,000GB) of Microsoft Office files on a server are reduced to 500GB or less
PDF file compression on servers from 50-90%: compress PDF scans, "born-digital" PDF files and print-ready PDF files
Image file compression on servers from 50-90%: lossless compression on images in the formats JPG, TIFF, GIF, EMF, BMP and PNG
Keep the original Microsoft Office file format and functionality - no unzipping required
Supports all Microsoft Office files from Office 97 through 2013 (DOCX, PPTX, XLSX)
Multi-Core Support: perform fast optimizations using every processor on your server
Reduce data transfer costs and network traffic
Considerably reduce backup volume and time on backup and storage servers
Free Storage Analyzer: analyzes your server and finds out the optimization potential and economic savings. See how many Office and image files you can compress and by how much!
Profile Wizard: create individual and flexible optimization profiles to optimize data and file servers in the best possible manner for your company
Scheduler for automated server optimizations: perform the optimization process automatically, for example in the evening or on weekends
Immediate Return on Investment: positive ROI after a few months due to storage cost savings and data traffic reductions
