Desktop Management
End-User Experience
Flexible Access
Cloud Compatibility
Virtualization
Virtualize Your IT Infrastructure. Virtualization enables today's X86 computers to run multiple operating systems and applications, making your infrastructure simpler and more efficient. Applications get deployed faster, performance and availability increase and operations become automated, resulting in IT that's easier to implement and less costly to own and manage.
Virtualization with VMware
Simplify your IT infrastructure with proven virtualization solutions built on VMware® vSphere with Operations Management™, the industry's leading virtualization and cloud management platform.
VMware virtualization helps you reduce capital expenses through server consolidation and reduce operating expenses through automation, while minimizing lost revenue by reducing both planned and unplanned downtime.
Designed for organizations that want to virtualize the entire data centers and deliver IT as a service, VMware® vSphere® includes features for transforming data centers into dramatically simplified cloud computing environments that can deliver the next generation of flexible, reliable IT services.
Server Virtualization
Server virtualization unlocks today’s traditional one-to-one architecture of x86 servers by abstracting the operating system and applications from the physical hardware, enabling a more cost-efficient, agile and simplified server environment. Using server virtualization, multiple operating systems can run on a single physical server as virtual machines, each with access to the underlying server's computing resources.
Most servers operate less than 15 percent of capacity; not only is this highly inefficient, it also introduces server sprawl and complexity. Server virtualization addresses these inefficiencies.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure
virtual desktop infrastructure solution that simplifies desktop management and provides users with what they need, when they need it.
The end user computing landscape is evolving from an environment based primarily on personal computers running Windows applications to an environment where users:
Consolidate Hardware with Desktop and Server Virtualization
By consolidating your server hardware with virtualization with Operations Management, your organization can increase existing hardware utilization from as low as 5 percent to as much as 80 percent. You can also reduce energy consumption by decreasing the number of servers in your data center. server virtualization can reduce hardware requirements by a 15:1 ratio, enabling you to lessen the environmental impact of your organization's IT without sacrificing reliability or service levels.
Workforce Mobility
The boundary between consumer and IT technologies has faded, creating opportunities and challenges for your end users, IT organization and business. Employees expect more flexible access to applications and data across devices and locations. And businesses are striving to embrace workplace mobility in an effort to drive greater levels of productivity.
Unfortunately, traditional IT models are not well equipped to secure and support anytime, anywhere access—and many organizations are finding it a challenge to keep up.
With our Virtualization solution your organization can take the critical first steps necessary to balance the demands of your changing workforce while ensuring that IT has a secure and efficient platform to deliver applications, data and desktops as a service.
Managing Traditional Personal Computers
Although the capital expenditure required for traditional personal computers and storage has decreased over time, the operational cost of managing individual physical desktop computers has increased because of rising labor costs and the escalating complexity of desktop
maintenance tasks. The operational cost of personal computing is the most sensitive area of expenditures for IT departments, and this is also the area where a VMware View virtual desktop implementation can reduce the total cost of ownership.
