Server Virtualization with Advanced Management

The advantages of moving to virtualized servers are especially evident to an increasingly mobile workforce, and Server Virtualization with Advanced Management (or SVAM) is an end-to-end approach to maximizing infrastructure savings while improving overall IT flexibility and performance. SVAM lets you manage both your virtual and physical infrastructures through a single management tool. Built on a familiar Microsoft® platform, it also reduces the time and costs of training and accelerates deployment. With SVAM, you can maintain the same operating system and application configurations you have today, without the cost, space, and power utilization required by on-site servers. You finally have the solution and technical guidance to maximize the value of your infrastructure and fully enable dynamic IT.

Benefits of Server Virtualization with Advanced Management

• Reduce the number of physical servers and simplify your infrastructure
• Reduce the costs for future infrastructure growth
• Simplify your IT management through a single advanced management console
• Reduce the overall IT operations and licensing costs
• Reduce server downtime and improve availability through managed IT services
• Improve virtualized backup and reduce management and support costs for remote teams

SVAM Features

• Server Consolidation provides the necessary architecture and software to consolidate and virtualize physical servers.
• Centralized, policy-driven management tools provides the means to optimize existing Microsoft or third-party infrastructure management systems.
• Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery provides the necessary architecture and guidance to develop a rapid-recovery strategy to protect data and applications while preventing a significant loss in productivity.
• High availability ensures that customers experience a decrease in server downtime (planned and unplanned) while you have more control to balance server loads.
• Branch office features provides the architecture to centralize control of remote offices and reduce local hardware management needs.
• Virtual desktop infrastructure centralizes the virtual desktop application management across the enterprise.