Upgrade to Diskover v2.2.3 Some highlights: Need help? Need help installing the update? Here’s the software update chapter of our documentation. If you can connect it, Diskover can index it.
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Diskover v2.2 Now Available! We are excited to announce that Diskover v2.2 is now available for all annual subscription editions and for the Community Edition. We invite you to refer to the changelogs to explore what’s included in this latest release. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enhance your experience with Diskover and take your data
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Diskover Introduces the Illegal File Name Plugin. Overview The plugin analyzes, tags, and reports on file and directory names within Diskover’s indices for illegal characters and long file names that can break applications and workflows. This process allows to proactively identify and rectify those problematic items before they create havoc. Optionally, the plugin can automatically
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Diskover v2.1.1 Now Available and Includes Many New Goodies! Diskover v2.1.1 has been released for all annual subscription editions. Please refer to the changelogs to see what’s included in this update. Need help installing the update? Refer to the software update chapter of our documentation. Some Highlights of v2.1.1 ⭐️ Offline Media Scanner Pushing the limits of global
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NIH New Data Management and Sharing Policy Do you have a data management solution in place to assist you with the new grant funding requirements? As of January 25, 2023, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has released their new Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy governing the submission, sharing, and preservation of scientific data in order to accelerate
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How much are you spending on data? We often hear “we don’t have the money in our budget to purchase another software” when in reality tremendous amounts of money are being spent on unnecessary additional storage space and salaries, not even factoring in the possible exorbitant cost of ransomware and data breaches; simply because companies
