What you don't get is any direct option to choose backup files by type – music, pictures, documents, whatever - which could be a complication for the novice user. True Image 2015 looks very different to the previous release, with touch-friendly flat icons organising its features into six areas: Backup (and recovery), Sync, Tools, Account (online backup), License and Help. But Acronis True Image 2015 tries to reverse that trend with a back-to-basics approach, ditching many of the extras, focusing on the core essentials, and wrapping everything up in a stripped-back, simplified interface. A few of these add-ons were useful, but most had little value, so it’s no surprise that some users were beginning to say the program was bloated. Over the years True Image has piled on the extras, too: Try and Decide, disk editing, a secure file shredder, and more. Although upgrading to a new Acronis Backup & Recovery system can involve an initial cost outlay, this will be paid back in time in peace of mind and limited system downtime. For businesses that are already using Acronis products, such as Acronis Backup & Recovery 10, upgrading to the latest software is made as easy as possible. New features for customers who have already experienced the reliability and ease of use of Acronis Backup & Recovery 10 include data catalog and search, Acronis Universal Restore capabilities for Linux, a guided disaster recovery plan, a system to automate backup replication, and a Windows agent for ESX(i), allowing for backups when not connected to LAN system. According to Acronis' 2012 Disaster Recovery Index, 86 precent of companies surveyed experienced system downtime in the previous year. Acronis is a software company producing high quality backup and disaster recovery software, for both Windows and Linux systems.

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