Tranxition’s founders had an “a-hah” moment ten years ago. They realized that the settings on a personal computer reflect the user, and the PC develops a “personality” as it’s used over time. They also noticed that when a user receives or purchases a replacement PC, that personality got left behind. They calculated the economic effect of losing this PC Personality on users and organizations, and were astonished by the impact.

So they developed a series of products around the concept of PC Personality, and built tools to enable centralized “configuration centers” to move large numbers of personalities on behalf of their corporate customers. They next rolled out a version for field technicians and corporate migration experts called PT Pro. In fact, Dow Corning, after an 8,000 seat migration, informed the company that PT Pro was 99.99 percent reliable.

In time, customers told Tranxition that personality was not just something that became important at migration time, it was important all the time. For example, a large manufacturing company was hit by a virus and a huge number of machines were devastated. When the backup tapes were pulled, the restore function didn’t restore the personality, only outdated files. Tens of millions of dollars in software and workflow were lost.

So Tranxition carried personality further into a concept called “Dynamic State Management”. DSM lets those responsible for systems save continuous mini “snapshots” of a computer, and then restore a system on demand to that desired slice of time.

You see, a backup product restores only files. A Dynamic State Management product captures and restores the entire PC Personality at a point in time. In manufacturing applications, an hour of downtime can represent a nearly unimaginable cost to the company. In healthcare, machines that are unavailable can reduce care at critical moments. In business, seconds can mean that a trade is not executed, forever.

The PC is no longer a device that helps your business; it is where your business happens. And to make that business happen, users need to be able to work productively, even when something goes wrong. That's where Dynamic State Management pays dividends.

Smart people at various secret laboratories of the US government can use whatever tools they need to carry out crucial work for keeping the nation safe. They rely on Tranxition technology to preserve and protect their device workflow productivity every day, and were some of the earliest adopters of Tranxition technology.

Tranxition technology provides crucial safekeeping of PCs in countries across the globe. In fact, there is more than a 20% chance that a new business desktop PC will already have Tranxition’s state management technology embedded in it. Does yours?

Tranxition licenses Tranxition State Engine to ISVs, OEMs, white box vendors, and some corporations and agencies. Contact Tranxition, your PC hardware manufacturer, or your systems management vendor and ask for Tranxition Dynamic State Management tools.


Please review the Products section of our site to learn about the features of our PC management tools. The Solutions section describes the ways our tools are used in the field.