I have been using ghost for most of my career ..A+++

I have used the Ghost software for only the basics. I used the main software to create the boot discs or USB drives needed to boot a machine and auto-start the Ghost software. Once a computer is booted into Ghost, an complete image of the hard drive may be captured (by volume, by drive, can be spanned over multiple media devices if needed, etc). I often use Ghost to simply verify the integrity of a hard drive. When you boot into the ghost software, you can do a "disk check" which basically verifies that an image may be accurately acquired. If an image may be acquired, this tells me that the health of the hard drive is reasonable stable. Ghost software does far more than just this, but this is the primary function that I use it for.

This was the first imaging tool i learned to use. I love it

Once the system is setup, easy to use pxe boot to image machines. Lots of options to create images.

Deploys a software image to new drive in a few steps. The wizards provided in software allow people with limited IT experience to deploy software to new PCs.