Virtualization solutions offer you some of the most compelling results of any technology available today. Make over-provisioning for servers, storage, networking, and desktops a thing of the past. WEI offers complete virtualization solutions in the following areas:
Server Virtualization
When most people hear the word virtualization, they immediately think server virtualization. It’s by far the most adopted virtualization technology. Utilizing a layer of software between the physical machine resources and the operating systems, the virtualization software captures the server’s unused capacity by allowing the manager to run multiple instances of OSs. The physical server becomes multiple virtual machines (VMs) that are inexpensive, scalable, and easy to manage.
With server virtualization you can:
- reduce system administrator tasks by 2/3
- decrease backup and recovery times
- increase security and controls
- reduce licensing costs
- lower energy costs (up to 80%)
- increase management efficiency
- decrease datacenter footprint
- enable 30 minute server deployments
Desktop Virtualization
Workstations, desktops, and portables have spread the total computing power of your organization throughout the offices and homes of all the employees…along with all the subsequent controls, security, and manageability. The end result is often an expensive, risky, and hard to support environment. Desktop Virtualization solutions pull all that compute power and software back into the data center and allow access to applications and productivity tools through inexpensive thin clients or even repurposed resources.
Storage Virtualization
When storage virtualization technology is used, the physical limitations of the storage devices are deemphasized as the total storage is presented instead as one pool. The results are more efficient provisioning, managing, reporting, archiving, replicating and recovering.
Network Virtualization
Have ever needed to choose between several industry standards for bandwidth and lacked the ability to customize? Now with the latest technologies, bandwidth can be allocated as needed, reducing the need for expensive adapters and extra cabling.
