Virtualization is firmly entrenched in the strategies of IT leaders. Like many organizations, it’s likely that cost savings and the containment of capex spend were the initial driving forces behind […]
Virtualization is firmly entrenched in the strategies of IT leaders. Like many organizations, it’s likely that cost savings and the containment of capex spend were the initial driving forces behind the uptake of virtualization in business. Other drivers are now emerging—virtualization improves business continuity and resilience, and can assist you in disaster recovery preparations. Virtualization can position your organization for cloud computing where you can harness the power of virtualization to reduce operational costs, improve network automation and achieve your organization’s objectives. Virtualization has moved beyond the server and storage domains to now include desktop virtualization which is now in mainstream adoption. Next generation desktop virtualization assessments helps you to create a desktop environment that incorporates a modern, a well—managed user computing environment, incorporating various mobility, management and virtualization technologies. Server virtualization assessments provides greater visibility into your IT infrastructure and allows your organization to analyze, benchmark and predict capacity utilization. It helps identify consolidation opportunities and model various scenarios including virtualization.
Through our network virtualization and advisory practice we assist clients to optimize their management processes to maximize the improvements that virtualization offers, with a thorough assessment of the your network’s IT service management capabilities. Virtualization engineers, advise you, without being tied to any particular vendor, which means we will recommend the optimized solutions for your organization which will assist in achieving organizational objectives. Our network engineers ensure that all data protection, backup and recovery considerations within your virtual environment are thoroughly addressed. We’ll custom design our solutions to your requirements—applying the engineering skills and best practices gathered through deploying, implementing and supporting virtual servers, network storage and virtual desktop environments. Data center networking assessments are aimed at gathering the appropriate insights to allow us to guide you through the process of ensuring your current data center network architecture will support your existing IT operations and continue to adapt to changing dynamics and trends.
A consultative, solution—based approach to understanding how the desktop environment can be optimized in order to deliver greater control and standardization—while enabling end—user flexibility and ensuring greater security and compliance. An in—depth understanding of the infrastructure (network, data center, storage, server) and end—user applications (Microsoft Office™, email, licensing) impacted by desktop virtualization. This gives you assurance that the end solution is properly designed, implemented and managed. Desktop virtualization from VMware Horizon™ helps organizations manage device proliferation and operate more effectively and securely in today’s mobile, user centric workspace. Our virtualization services streamline your application and operating system upgrades allowing organizations to be more efficient, providing cost—effective ways to reduce the data center footprint and costs through server virtualization thus maximizing the benefits of desktop virtualization. Our deep domain expertise in networking, security, data centers VMware™ and Microsoft™ technologies enables us to consider all the touch points that virtualization has within your environment, both at the desktop and server levels.
A software defined data center is the foundation for a cross—cloud architecture. The VMware Cross Cloud Architecture™ enables enterprises to innovate freely in the clouds of their choice. Built on our industry leading software defined data center foundation which brings together best—in—class compute, storage, networking virtualization, and cloud management, our common operating environment lets you rapidly run, manage, connect, and secure apps across clouds and devices. Software defined data centers offer the following; customer ready software defined data center solutions—go to VMware™ to learn about the newly announced Federation Software Defined Data Center—a joint solution with best of breed technologies from Dell EMC™, Pivotal with RSA™ and VMware™. Designed to meet the needs of mission critical enterprise applications, this fully integrated, engineered, tested and validated solution will help you accelerate your transition to a Software Defined Enterprise. Delivered on a flexible mix of private and hybrid clouds—applications and services can be provisioned and run on both on premises private clouds and secure Infrastructure—as—a—Service (IaaS) platforms, with seamless workload mobility across the hybrid environment.
Application provisioning in minutes—policy—based configuration lets you deliver workloads in minutes, with resource levels automatically adjusted to meet continually changing business demands. Dramatically higher efficiency and lower costs—virtualized IT services and automated operations management drive new levels of resource utilization and staff productivity. You can utilize virtually any hardware, minimizing the need for specialized infrastructure. Fully virtualized infrastructure—the software defined approach extends industry leading VMware vSphere™ virtualization beyond compute to network and storage, making data center services as easy and inexpensive to configure and manage as virtual machines. VCE VxRail™, a hyper converged infrastructure appliance, is a building block for SDDC, delivering compute, networking, storage and management. Governed by a comprehensive cloud management platform—unified, policy driven technology automates and manages IT services across heterogeneous clouds. Unlike legacy solutions, the platform is purpose—built to orchestrate the changing dynamics of software defined workloads. Reduction of CAPEX expenditure and operating costs—through consolidation and or elimination of physical servers.
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