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disk imaging

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Copying the contents of a disk to another disk bit for bit. The copied disk is a 100% duplicate of the original, including all data, free space and slack space. See disk image.
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As a result, an IT department ultimately could spend a considerable amount of extra time and as a result, money, duplicating work they've already done simply because they lacked some necessary disk imaging software.
Minimizing downtime with disk image restores by Lawton, Stephen / Computer Technology Review
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) presents Partial Results from Prototype Testing Efforts for Disk Imaging Tools: SafeBack 2.
Evidence preservation by The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
ON conducted formal market research showing that IT professionals are frustrated by the cost and complexity of traditional high-end software management solutions, as well as the limited capabilities of low-end cloning or disk imaging tools such as Symantec Ghost which are typically only used for initial PC deployments.
ON TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCES ON COMMAND SITEMANAGER by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
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