Virtualisation
Streamlined, agile and cost-
effective infrastructure option
Minimised physical hardware; maximised efficiency
Server virtualisation is the creation of virtual versions of your servers which are then run on just one single physical server. This act of consolidation can reduce hardware costs dramatically and means servers can be accessed by users in ways that are unrestricted by physical configuration or geographic location.
Many companies are choosing a virtualised environment for their IT infrastructure to bring down the cost of hardware and because they are environmentally-aware. Power consumption by servers is huge so consolidating to just one server can radically reduce your carbon footprint and the level of power consumption at your site.
This option allows those responsible for managing your server to manage your entire server farm from one single central console, improving efficiency and productivity.
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