Reduce IT expenses while boosting efficiency and agility with server, network and hardware virtualization solutions.
Server Virtualization
Dedicated physical server deployments are inefficient in areas of rack-space, power consumption and even resource allocation. Server virtualization allows you to reduce the data center footprint, increase uptime, improve disaster recovery, isolate applications and for faster server provisioning. Instead of having three separate physical servers run your domain, email and web services, you can (and should) consolidate them into a single Host machine, while maintaining all existing configuration and storage settings. As an added bonus, you could take one or more of those (now) extra servers and turn it into a secondary Host to solve that high-availability problem.
Network Virtualization
Network virtualization is the reproduction of a physical network in software. Applications run the same as if on a physical network. Virtual networks offer the same features of a physical network, as well as delivering the operational benefits and hardware independence of virtualization—rapid provisioning, non-disruptive deployment, automated maintenance and support for both legacy and new applications. With this, you get a highly scalable network fabric that provides troubleshooting and cloning, with monitoring, QoS and security. Network virtualization solutions can consolidate multiple physical networks into one virtual network. They can also logically segment a single physical network into multiple logical networks.
Desktop Virtualization
Deploying desktops as a managed service increases security, mobility and flexibility, while reducing costs. Desktop virtualization allows businesses to provide secure remote access by delivering virtualized desktops and applications to branch offices, outsourced employees, mobile workers and teleworkers—anywhere. It enables organizations to give employees the flexibility to work from wherever, while keeping their personalized experience even when they change their devices and simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure on a more comprehensive platform.
