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The last step in the journey toward cloud computing, virtualization radically improves utilization, speed of deployment and provisioning, and enables new support models. Organizations looking to boost capacity while reducing costs should take note.
On average, we can reduce the number of servers required by up to 75% through virtualization. This significantly increases the average utilization of a typical organization’s IT landscape.
Virtualization can be applied to networks, storage, servers and desktops to help your company:
- Reduce capital expenditure: each piece of hardware purchased works closer to full capacity, meaning fewer servers occupying space in datacenters
- Lower operating expenditure: achieve cost and energy savings through reduced power consumption (cooling and powering less hardware) and staffing levels, thanks to increased automation and having fewer servers to maintain
- Increase flexibility and responsiveness: new services can be more quickly provisioned, as hardware does not need to be ordered and set up to support a new virtual machine
Techgene’s methodology is designed around years of experience and to deliver maximum value. Three key phases of virtualization services:
- Analysis and discovery: Evaluating assets, staffing levels, activities, skills, and services provided, required and projected
- Planning and architecture: Prioritizing areas for virtualization, determining whether there are some applications that cannot be virtualized, constructing a business case around proposed solutions, re-evaluating continuity and security, planning for migration and implementation, testing the virtualized design
- Implementation: deploying the planned solution, making improvements and changes, tracking benefits to prove the business case, monitoring service quality, auditing security and continuity
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