Frequently Asked Questions
What is Data Virtualization?
Data Virtualization allows applications to access and change data without technicals, such as physical location and formatting.
This modern approach to data management and integration allows its users to connect to data, instead of just collecting it.
What are Three Benefits of Data Center Virtualization?
A virtualized Data Center opens up access to data, reduces costs, simplifies system efficiency and management. Because of virtualization’s better use of infrastructure, your employees are able to work and access important files from any location with Internet – and without much equipment.
The eliminated need for software licensing also reduces IT overhead.
What Does Virtualization Include?
Virtualization includes but is not limited to the following:
Virtual Data Center(s), Data Storage, Server, and Desktop Virtualization, Database Management, Data Backup, Virtualization Management/Monitoring Environment, Virtualization Service & Support Contracts, Knowledgeable Staff, and Hosted Virtual Desktop.
How Does Virtualization Help Data Protection and Disaster Recovery?
Because of how connected virtualization makes companies, it creates a layer of abstraction between operating systems and hardware. This means that your server, virtual machines, and entire network pick up on malicious viruses and damaging elements easier.
Not only does virtualization protect data, but it also simplifies disaster recovery. In the event of a disaster, your virtual machines can be moved over to another system and accessed as normal (without rebuilding a physical server environment).
