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An end-to-end virtualization strategy can profoundly impact nearly every aspect of the IT infrastructure management lifecycle. Regardless of the size or nature of your business, it can help you consolidate servers, simplify test and development, improve support for branch offices, and enable a more dynamic, agile infrastructure. In the end, you'll realize dramatically improved continuity and disaster recovery, lower TCO, and enhanced security. Learn more about some of these business solutions and how they can help your business.

Server Consolidation: Maintain "One application, One server" while reducing physical server sprawl and greening your server room.

Centralized, Policy-Based Management: Centrally provision and manage both physical and virtual resources.

Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery: Compartmentalize workflows and maintain failover plans.

Remote Branch Offices: Save costs, maximize space, improve responsiveness and availability, and increase visibility and control.

Windows Optimized Desktop Scenarios: Provide the best solutions for the differing needs of your user community while meeting IT requirements.

Utility/Dynamic Computing: Turn computing assets into on-demand services and improve your business agility.

Test and Development: Rapidly model different environments without significant expansion of hardware and physical resources.

Solutions for Small and Mid-Sized Business: Keep IT costs low while providing high availability and responsive service for your customers.

Security: Isolate computing layers and minimize the chance of widespread failure.

Hosting: Deliver hosting capacity with greater flexibility, while ensuring high service levels and maximum profitability.

Business Solutions