Infrastructure Virtualization

The capabilities of new generation servers are experiencing rapid growth. Current bandwidth enables us to efficiently confront server consolidation, while reducing management costs and the overall "Total Cost of Ownership” (TCO) for systems.

The use of virtualisation systems therefore enables server consolidation scenarios:
• consolidation of the distribution infrastructure in a centralised data centre:
• consolidation of the applications and systems on better hardware;
• simplification and consolidation of development and test environments;
• simplification of systems and disaster recovery plans.

Furthermore, virtualisation enables the development of new business lines by providing companies with hosting and housing as their core business to reduce costs and make their services more flexible, while companies could benefit from pricing linked to the use of systems hosted by an external data centre, but with excellent service level guarantees.

Reply can support the client during analysis and feasibility study phases, in the definition of business values and in the rapid economic justification (REJ) of the solution, during infrastructure revision and the identification of virtualisation service proposals, in the planning and sizing of virtualisation systems, the definition of virtualisation procedures and lastly, the review of back up systems and disaster recovery for new infrastructure.