ROBOBAK Announces 'So Long, Asigra' Trade-Up Campaign, Promising Easier Implementation, Superior Customer Service, What's that, Asigra customers? Fed up with service requests that take weeks to fulfill? Blindsided by double-digit price increases for existing products that hit you from out of the blue? Looking for another way to protect your corporate-critical data that won't leave you seething in anger? ROBOBAK, in data protection software designed for remote and branch offices, announced it has the solution. The company said it is launching its 'So Long, Asigra' promotion, designed to attract existing Asigra customers who are looking for powerful ways to centrally safeguard their data from remote locations without the headaches.

As part of its commitment, ROBOBAK said it will match Asigra's current incremental pricing through the end of September 2008, and give customers who come over a "buy one, get one" upgrade at no additional charge. For instance, companies that use Asigra software to protect one terabyte of data will be able to obtain a two-terabyte license for ROBOBAK's Version 8 Data Protection software suite, at Asigra incremental pricing rates.

"Prospects tell us that they're looking for an easier way of doing business," said Adam Waxman, ROBOBAK's Vice President of Client Services. "They appreciate ROBOBAK's attention to meeting their needs, our commitment to fair pricing and fair treatment of customers."

ROBOBAK Version 8 is designed to maximize and combine powerful performance and ease of use at every stage. With its agentless configuration, site installation can take as little as 15 minutes. Version 8 also incorporates features such as file de-duplication at the source, in-flight encryption, 'real-world' continuous data protection (CDP), data compression and more. Version 8 also allows users to license the software based on total capacity, rather than confusing and convoluted site or seat licensing.

To take advantage of the 'So Long, Asigra' offer, existing customers using that company's software products must order by the end of September.