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Virtualization delivers IT and business benefits for SMBs

Overview Virtualization leader VMware has been a pioneer in both enterprise and SMB virtualization deployments, particularly in server virtualization. In June 2006, VMware launched its VMware Infrastructure 3 bundled solutions, packaging together the company's older and newer product functionality into several easily digestible bundles. This initiative included some entry-level pricing designed to put virtualization in reach of a wider array of enterprises and, notably, SMB customers grappling with various IT management and disaster recovery issues.

This Ovum Summit paper profiles the virtualization experience of two SMB-size VMware customers, and provides a window into the 'real-life' impact of virtualization for IT managers juggling the dual priorities of remaining competitive and keeping costs in check.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	VMware	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2007	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Fault-Tolerant Servers, ROI - TCO, Strategic Planning, High Performance Computing, Virtualization

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