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MBA Review Magazine:
Virtualization : Back to the Future
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Virtualization is the new buzzword that is making a lot of headway among enterprises across the globe, including India, offering significant benefits like better security, manageability and access to desktop applications in a distributed world.

 
 
 

In today's uncertain global economic environment, IT managers in big enterprises are confronting the challenge of cost-effective utilization of IT infrastructure. In responsiveness, they are supporting new business initiatives and flexibility in adapting to organizational changes. Along with IT budget constraints, they have to address more stringent regulatory requirements. To address these business challenges, virtualization is a fundamental, technological innovation that allows skilled IT managers to deploy creative solutions. It helps to consolidate many individual small servers on one larger server, which helps in using system resources more efficiently.

Virtualization is now sneaking into every layer of the IT ton. The business world is investigating and learning the opportunities that exist in virtualization, its operating systems and applications, with an aim to align storage infrastructure and are looking to consolidate server systems. As virtualization impacts all aspects of business applications to networks, it is now seen as a key enabler of IT effectiveness. By adopting a virtualized approach to infrastructure, management and deployment, organizations can consolidate the number of servers they are running and potentially streamline their development and testing procedures. More and more companies have already implemented virtualization and are getting accustomed to the new technology with their business continuity needs.

 
 
 

Virtualization, Buzzwords, Global Economic Environment, IT managers, IT infrastructure, Technological innovations, System resources, Operating systems, Business applications, International Data Corporation, IDC, Modern Virtualization Techniques.