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VMware
VMware Accreditation
BOM hold the Enterprise level of the VMware VIP Program which is acheived by organisations with the ability to help customers
design, plan and deploy both traditional computing infrastructures and virtual infrastructures.
Partners in the Enterprise tier provide end to end solutions including:
- Server installations, upgrades and maintenance
- Server and storage consolidation
- Remote access design and management
- Storage planning, installations, upgrades, and management
- High availability, backup, recovery, and disaster preparedness
- Security planning and tools implementation, including assessments
- Design, implementation, analysis, and testing
- Enterprise management
- Technology architecture planning, staging, integration, and rollout services
As a VMware Enterprise reseller we help customers design, plan and deploy sophisticated virtual infrastructures to meet their technical and business needs. Our technical knowledge and clear understanding of the technical capabilities of VMware’s products are essential in delivering projects.
Enterprise level partners are authorised to sell the full VMware product line.
The Value of Virtualisation
Virtualization technology is transforming the IT landscape, enabling organisations to dramatically improve the performance
and efficiency of IT infrastructure. According to the Yankee Group, more than 60% of enterprises today reduce costs,
manage server sprawl and increase their operational efficiency. In fact, nearly 9 out of every 10 enterprises will have
implemented virtualization in their IT infrastructure by the end of 2007.
VMware Solutions
Server Consolidation and Containment - Eliminate server sprawl by deploying systems into virtual machines that can
run safely and move transparently across shared hardware
Business Continuity - Reduce the cost and complexity of business continuity by encapsulating entire systems into
single files that can be replicated and restored onto any target server
Enterprise Desktop - Secure unmanaged PCs without compromising end user autonomy by layering a security policy in
software around desktop virtual machines.
Virtualisation Background
Virtualization is a time-tested concept that has proven its value in the mainframe world since the 1960s to partition
large, mainframe hardware. Because the computing power of mainframes was so large, they were designed to be logically
split into separate, smaller virtual machines. With virtualization, you could then run multiple projects at the same
time on a single mainframe.
As time went on, the bulk of industry computing moved from mainframes to minicomputers, to PCs. Today, personal computers
or servers based on x86 architecture are faced with the same challenges that mainframes faced in the 1960s. VMware has
applied the mainframe partitioning approach to today's x86-based machines.
Unlike mainframes, which were designed to accommodate partitioning,x86 machines were not created for multiple partitions.
VMware had to overcome formidable challenges to create virtual machines out of x86 computers. VMware was the originator
of virtual machines for x86 machines Today, VMware has modernized virtualization technology, and has achieved success
that is building momentum for virtualization in all x86 computers.
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