Hardware virtualisationis the concept of virtual versions of operating systems and computers. To enable hardware virtualisation, the basic idea is to combine several small physical servers into a single large physical server so that the processor can be used efficiently. The physical server’s OS is converted into an OS that runs within the virtual machine. The primary benefit is that a virtual server is much easier to manage than a physical one. Hardware virtualisation can enhance your company’s scalability while also lowering its costs. Downtime costs in the event of a physical server failure can also be significantly reduced as a virtual machine can be easily cloned.

Desktop virtualisation allows for the access of user workstation from a remote device. By isolating the user desktop, companies can enable users to work from remote sites anywhere with a network connection, using any desktop, laptop, etc to access company’s resources regardless of the device or operating system used by the remote user. As each virtual desktop is hosted on a central server, new user desktops can be arranged instantly and made available to new users. Furthermore, IT support resources may be diverted to issues on virtualisation servers, with little regard for the actual devices used to access the virtual desktop.

Application virtualisation is a technology that tricks a standard app into thinking it interacts directly with the capabilities of an operating system when, in fact, it does not.It enables people to connect and use an application from a computer other than the one where it is installed. This is quite useful as IT administrators can use application virtualisation software to set up remote applications on a server and deliver them to an end user’s computer. Application virtualisation streamlines software deployment by eliminating the need for app installation and uninstallation.

Server virtualisation technology can divide a single physical server into multiple virtual servers, all of which can run its own operating system and applications and serve as an independent server. One benefit of this is that you can run the same application on multiple servers without actually buying additional equipment.Reducing the number of servers in your data centre reduces power usage and is more cost effective.At Coleman communications by implementing server virtualisation, we can assist you in maximising the value of your existing infrastructure for business growth and innovation. We optimise server resources to align it with business needs, in addition to offering good performance and maximum utilisation.

Network virtualisation is the method of transferring network resources that were previously available through hardware to software. This technique can either merge several physical networks into a single virtual, software-based network or split a single physical network into distinct, individual virtual networks. There are many advantages to network virtualisation including enhanced performance, superior network speed, file and programme management is centralised from a single physical location and storage media such as hard drives or tape drives can be added more easily.

At Coleman Communications, with our customized virtualisation solution, our clients gain improved business performance and development, increased control over their networking footprint, and easily manageable business scaling in accordance with the needs of the company.