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No! An unlimited number of EVO Suite (ShareBrowser, Slingshot, Nomad) licenses are included for use with your new EVO.

Our mission is—and has always been—to help media teams of all sizes succeed, by enabling them to affordably collaborate and easily store, organize, and share huge amounts of data.

Everything we build—from our custom EVO OS to the ShareBrowser client software that we include with every EVO system—is designed to provide the best blend of shared performance and function, even in mixed NLE and cross-platform environments.

If you’re comparing and trying to decide if EVO is right for your team, please check out this article.

To verify that you’re using the latest release of SNS software, please visit our current software version listing or contact our support team.

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Everything about EVO is built for media teams. We know that many times, customers do not have a dedicated technical person, let alone a dedicated technical staff. So we make it as easy to set up and manage as possible.

However, many customers would prefer not to even have to think about doing their own setup at all, so for this reason we offer on site installation. More commonly, we offer a very convenient “remote setup/commissioning” service. With this remotely guided service we pair you with a person on our team who specializes not in just “setting up the system,” but also in answering the workflow questions that always come up when installing a new shared storage system.

This service is often paired with a separate training session for you and your team.

Yes. EVO can be used with practically any operating system, though the included ShareBrowser software is limited to support for Mac and Windows.

This is your choice. EVO includes a number of direct-connect Ethernet ports, up to 100GbE. A switch isn’t needed unless you require more than the max number of direct-connect ports. See this article on choosing the correct switch for your workflow.