Virtualization Solutions
Simplify and improve desktop management with virtualization
Virtualization is now being used as a desktop computing platform. Client virtualization moves the execution, storage, and management of desktop environments from a distributed environment to a centralized environment where the environments are accessed by end users typically through PCs or thin clients. IT administrators can centrally manage all virtual desktops in the data center environment, thus improving IT support efficiency. In addition, administrators can quickly set up new virtual machines, ensuring virtually zero downtime.
Growth in the use of virtualization
Client virtualization technologies can enable organizations to simplify and improve desktop management capabilities such as software and hardware upgrades, patching, disaster recovery, and operating system migrations.
Virtual desktops can measurably reduce overall IT operational costs from prolonging hardware replacement cycles (Capex) to reducing desktop maintenance and service time (Opex)
Virtual machines can be quickly deployed to most PC hardware, which can be factored into organizational business continuity planning, allowing enterprises to return to operation quickly after disasters
Virtual machines allow for policies that can remove physical connections (such as USB drives), improving overall enterprise network security
Connected virtual desktops can run on most computers and thin clients without concerns about incompatible hardware or device drivers, as long as the client system can be connected to the data center to access the image
