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PC relocator

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PC relocator
(1) See PC migration.

(2) (Alohabob PC Relocator) A PC migration program from Eisenworld Corporation, Sunrise, FL (www.alohabob.com) that is used to move applications from one Windows PC to another. See PC migration.
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That's where data migration tools come in, providing myriad ways to transfer data from one PC to another, ranging from the consumer level to the corporate enterprise, tools such as Eisenworld's Alohabob PC Relocator (www.
Let's move by Donaldson, Sonya A. / Black Enterprise
Aloha Bob PC Relocator from Eisenworld costs about $40, comes with a parallel cable, and transfers entire programs.
The ABCs of buying a new PC. (technology today) by Goldsborough, Reid / Community College Week
Migrate CI utilizes Apptimum's patented Computing State Engine, the core technology behind the company's award-winning PC Relocator desktop migration software and a proven enterprise solution for performing hardware and/or operating system refresh projects.
Apptimum Announces Migrate CI; Automated Application Migration ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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