Virtualization

Companies spend a significant portion of their IT budget on hardware every year. Virtualization reduces the number of servers needed, often utilizing only 5-15% of their actual capacity.

A secondary aspect is the significant energy savings and thus the environmental benefits of virtualization. In practice, we achieve up to 80% energy savings.

One proven way to improve security is to increase the isolation of individual applications and key software components. This prevents the potential spread of malware.

With traditional physical servers, this meant that each application ran on its own server. In a virtualized environment, applications will still be isolated, but with much more efficient use of HW resources.

Virtual machines can be recovered much faster than physical devices. Snapshots can be distributed to multiple points and can be recalled faster than on a regular server.

Virtualization and easy redundancy allows for greater fault tolerance and the ability for the system to continue to function properly in the event of a software failure.

Fewer physical servers means less time spent maintaining and managing hardware. Virtualization also allows you to be more efficient and agile, reducing IT systems maintenance and management time by approximately 20 percent. Technicians can install and maintain software, distribute updates, and stay on top of your network security in a fraction of the time it used to take.