SysAdmin Day approaches!

SysAdmin Day is an annual appreciation holiday put together for those busy, hard-working, seemingly tireless individuals who risk pride and sometimes life and limb to support a wide ranging level of end-users' requests and demands. IT can be a thankless job. Businesses take IT Pros for granted sometimes, so for at least one day during the year, management should be able to take an official break from pushing project deadlines and counting bathroom breaks and offer some gratitude for a job well done. That's what SysAdmin Day is intended to provide.

What started out as an afterthought on July 28, 2000, SysAdminDay has turned into a fully realized celebration of system administrators in many places and many countries.

This year, the 15^th annual SysAdmin Day falls on Friday, July 25, and to help us here at WindowsITPro celebrate you, P.J. Technologies is giving away its Enterprise-level, Goverlan remote management suite to 1,000 lucky SysAdmins. If you've not had a chance to take a look at Goverlan yet, it's a comprehensive, agentless suite that provides diagnostics, remote control, inventory, and configuration management. Manage servers, users, workstations from within Active Directory or even in workgroups.

The company will be selecting the recipients of the free software on SysAdmin Day (Friday), but those reading about it here can get early access to sign-up and be alerted over email for when the offer kicks-off.

To be notified over email go here: Goverlan SysAdmin Day Celebration

This is an awesome opportunity for 1,000 lucky SysAdmins to finally put a good management system in place (for free, I might add), ensuring that this next year is spent simplifying operations instead of chasing endless fires.

Press Release

Goverlan to Give Away Leading Systems Administration Software during SysAdmin Appreciation Day

On SysAdmin Appreciation Day, PJ Technologies will be giving away a fully-licensed download of their Goverlan Remote Administration Suite® absolutely free. The promotion will be open from 12:01 a.m. through 11:59 p.m. EST on Friday, July 25, 2014.

Miami, Florida — July 23, 2014 — PJ Technologies, the creators of Goverlan software, is celebrating SysAdmin Appreciation Day with 24 hours of free software, starting at 12:01 a.m. Eastern this Friday, July 25, 2014. The first 1,000 system administrators who register for the Goverlan Remote Administration Suite will receive a complimentary license (a $900 value). The terms and conditions of the promotion can be found on the Goverlan site.

Demonstrating innovative IT and the company’s commitment to improving the sysadmin’s workflow, Goverlan v8’s recent release comes just in time to celebrate SysAdmin Appreciation Day.

“The day-to-day work of the sysadmin is at the core of everything we do at PJ Technologies, and drives our ideation and innovation process. So it’s only natural for us to give them a powerful, more intuitive tool for their toolbox,” said Judy Lee, co-founder and sales director at PJ Technologies. 

System administrators can register for the promotion starting at 12:01 a.m. through 11:59 p.m. Eastern, only on July 25, 2014.

About Goverlan

The Goverlan Remote Administration Suite is an intuitive, real-time systems management solution. With its recent release of Goverlan v8, system administrators can now benefit from innovative and leading edge technologies such as Intel vPro AMT support with KVM and image mounting,  Goverlan SUREDATA - a unique query engine that guarantees system administrators to have the most up-to-date system information of online and offline systems, Goverlan fastConnect – a feature that provide swift access to user’s logged-in workstations using full or partial user info, and many other great features that sysadmins will appreciate!

About PJ Technologies
PJ Technologies, the creators of Goverlan, have been providing cost-effective, real-time IT systems management software since 1998. With thousands of customers globally, the Goverlan system focuses on security, integrity and control for the IT department.