EMC Retrospect 8.0 backup and recovery software for the Mac provides individuals, home office, small office, small and midsize businesses, and branch offices with the reliability, ease of use, power, and flexibility they need to protect critical data on their Macs and Windows PCs and servers. EMC Retrospect includes a state-of-the-art Mac user interface and enterprise-level features ?Including remote management of one or more backup servers and disk-to-disk-to-tape backups ? at a fraction of the cost of other products. With more than two decades of field-tested expertise and millions of users worldwide, EMC Retrospect is the most trusted name in Mac backup.

Whether you are protecting photos of your company picnic or your business financial data, Retrospect 8.0 for the Mac will give you the peace of mind knowing your critical files are backed-up and secure.

Retrospect 8.0 Single Server Unlimited Clients is designed for small and midsize businesses, branch offices, and departments in large organizations protecting one server. Retrospect Single Server runs on a Mac OS X server and provides licenses to protect an unlimited number of networked Mac, Windows, and Linux desktops and notebooks. A server client license can be purchased to protect an additional networked Mac, Windows, or Linux server. Annual Support and Maintenance is included with this product.

Key Benefits:

Easy and Automatic
EMC Retrospect provides Mac users with an easy-to-use application that automates the backup process for networked computers in small and midsize businesses, small office/home office users, and departments in large organizations.

Powerful and Flexible
EMC Retrospect provides the enterprise-level features and performance that small and midsize businesses need, without requiring dedicated IT staff to manage backup and recovery.

Reliable and Secure
With more than two decades of proven reliability for millions of users, EMC Retrospect is the backup software that small and midsize businesses rely on to protect their valuable information against costly data loss.

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