University of Wisconsin Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Selects PerfectDisk

Raxco Software, Inc. announced that the University of Wisconsin’s Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation has chosen PerfectDisk for its disk defragmentation needs. The orthopedic and rehabilitation center chose PerfectDisk for its superior ability to work in its virtual environments, which includes Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP.

The department, which serves Madison, Wisconsin, works with patients, medical students, residents, faculty, doctors, and also conducts research into orthopedics. Its computer systems, which include 150 Windows users, 8 physical servers and 31 virtual servers, are used for email, document storage, research storage and processing of research information, teaching presentations, grant papers and publishing of grant papers. Various X-ray processing packages and research and statistical applications are also widely in use.

"We require fully optimized systems to allow us to serve our patients and researching needs as efficiently as possible," said Ken Fanta, IT director at the Wisconsin Department of Orthopedic and Rehabilitation. "We chose PerfectDisk over other solutions because of its scheduling flexibility, easy deployment and multiple defrag options, which are particularly important in our virtual environments. PerfectDisk’s SMARTPlacement optimization and total free space consolidation help ensure our PCs and servers are as fast as possible."

"We’re delighted The Wisconsin Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation has chosen PerfectDisk for its disk defragmentation needs," said Joe Abusamra, vice president of operations at Raxco Software. "It joins millions of small businesses around the world who demand the flexibility and control PerfectDisk provides, along with the most thorough optimization available."