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Infrastructure and the Future Enterprise

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Overview This paper is focused on providing a futures-based consolidation methodology that includes the examination of existing technological advances in consolidation and virtualization technologies across today's most widely used platforms. It will also explore how these technologies can be utilized to best perform new consolidation efforts and to augment, manage, and maintain any completed backward consolidation efforts to ensure that any new applications exploit the consolidated infrastructure.

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Publisher	Computer Sciences	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Server Consolidation, Virtualization

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