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Virtualization: CIOs Find Benefits Beyond Savings

Jim Russell, vice president of public sector, Symantec/Photo courtesy of Symantec- Nov 2, 2009

Photo: Jim Russell, vice president of public sector, Symantec/Photo courtesy of Symantec

As budgets tighten and public-sector agencies face increased scrutiny due to spending, virtualization is transforming the endpoint and data center by increasing utilization rates, reducing energy consumption and driving down costs.

As a result, many public-sector agencies are moving outside their comfort zones to explore virtualization as a viable alternative. The goal of virtualization and other emerging technologies is centered on doing more with less - a promise that is hard to ignore in these economic times. The following are benefits government agencies can expect when implementing virtualization:

1. Increasing Cost Efficiency

Server and endpoint virtualization offers government agencies a streamlined, automated and cost-effective way to deploy and support both computing resources and users, while also meeting regulatory requirements for privacy and reporting.

A recent study by MeriTalk, a federally focused, online ...Continue Article...


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