Virtualization and Consolidation
IT Infrastructure Virtualization Areas
Server Virtualization
Migration of server resources to a virtual environment to improve hardware utilization, flexibility, and IT infrastructure scalability.
Desktop Virtualization
Creation of a centralized virtual desktop infrastructure to provide secure user access, simplify administration, and support scalability.
Network and Storage Virtualization
Virtualization of network and storage resources to enable flexible management, faster deployment, and improved availability of IT services.
Infrastructure Consolidation
Consolidation of fragmented servers, systems, and platforms into a unified, manageable environment to optimize resources, reduce costs, and simplify operations.
When Does a Business Need IT Infrastructure Virtualization?
Physical servers are underutilized while operating and support costs continue to increase.
New services need to be deployed faster, resources allocated more flexibly, and infrastructure scaled in line with changing workloads.
Business-critical systems require high availability, fault tolerance, and rapid recovery in the event of failures.
A growing number of servers and workloads makes administration, resource control, and IT environment management increasingly complex.
Physical infrastructure needs to be consolidated to improve hardware utilization and reduce power and cooling costs.