Is your technology taking over your office? Do you wish you could implement new technologies but simply do not have the space to do so? Virtualization is the answer, with capabilities that allow businesses to separate resources and services from the underlying physical delivery of those services. In other words, virtualization allows you to do more with less.

For example, with virtual memory, your software can access more memory than is physically installed in your computer, via the background swapping of your data onto disk storage. Virtualization techniques can be applied to other aspects of your business IT as well, including: networks, storage, laptop or server hardware, operating systems and applications.

• Improve application performance - with rapid provisioning and dynamic load balancing
• Get back on track after a disaster - with simplified recovery solutions
• Increase utilization - by consolidating your servers
• Go green - lower your electricity bills with fewer servers

Best of all, implementing a virtual infrastructure in your business is non-disruptive, since using your computers will be no different than it is now. However, virtual infrastructure gives administrators the advantage of managing pooled resources across your business, allowing IT managers to be more responsive to changing business needs and better leverage infrastructure investments.