Making virtualisation pay

Making virtualisation pay
Posted:
11:45 10 May 2006

Topic Making virtualisation pay

Time 11.00am

Date Live Wednesday 21 June 2006

Duration 60 minutes

Description

There is no doubt that one of the key topics in the IT industry right now is virtualisation.

In short, virtualisation is a technique that enables organisations to pool their essential IT resources into one flexible and manageable entity. This gives organisations the opportunity to consolidate IT assets and remove the overall complexity in their IT estate.

It means that in order to do their jobs, organisations can purchase fewer more powerful servers while increasing their capacity by improving resource utilisation and making them easier to administer. Such a move is beneficial not only in terms of reducing upfront capital expenditure, but also in cutting the cost of administering such systems.

Some industry experts are going as far as saying that virtualisation capabilities are already becoming commoditised and have entered the mainstream. Yet there exists a variety in the virtualisation techniques that are in use, each with different characteristics that affect the way in which companies use IT and ultimately the results they gain from them.

This webinar will endeavour to investigate virtualisation in general and will

  • offer a general definition of virtualisation
  • identify the different types of virtualisation techniques and explain their differences
  • assess the ramifications of deployment of such different types of virtualisation techniques and what this means for organisations and how technology developments are helping make virtualised environments easier to deploy/manage.
  • challenge the concept of whether indeed virtualisation can be seen to be accepted as mainstream and commoditised
  • reveal the business benefits that organisations can expect from virtualisation in general

    Format:
    Five minute introduction followed by three 10-minute presentations plus a 10-minute moderated Q&A session. Interactive polling carried out throughout the event.

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