Virtualisation
Virtualisation is a term that refers to the consolidation of your IT infrastructure by cutting down on the number of physical machines required to run your IT network.
Virtualisation is achieved by adding an operating system, often referred to as a “hypervisor” to a base machine. This machine then acts as a host onto which multiple operating systems and applications can be installed. Approximately 10 – 15 virtual servers can be installed onto a single host machine.
Our virtualised systems and solutions
If you are under pressure to streamline services, maximise your use of space or reduce costs, we can offer help and advice on implementing a virtualised IT network.
We have partnership agreements with all major providers, Including Citrix, VMware and Microsoft Hyper V.
Virtualisation products
Our virtualised products include:
- Virtualised desktop
- Virtualised storage
- Virtualised server
We'll facilitate your transition to Cloud computing
We can help you virtualise some or your entire IT network, depending on requirements, thus helping you with the transition to Cloud computing.
Hardware disposal
We will help you with the disposal of redundant hardware that complies with W.E.E.E (Waste, Electrical and Electronic Equipment) legislation, and offer advice on recycling, if this is relevant.
Hosted virtualisation
In addition to installing and provisioning virtual solutions that run over private networks, we also provide hosted virtualised facilities that include email, desktop, server and storage capabilities.
Our hosted virtual solutions are housed in secure premises located in the UK and comply with EU legislation to Tier 1 status, offering you the peace of mind that your company/ customer data is managed and stored in accordance with the latest data security standards.
Our Professional Services team can help you assess your IT environment so that you can fully benefit from virtualising and consolidating your IT infrastructure.
To find out more call us on +44 (0) 1223 499150 or complete the contact form.
