Top five tips for understanding virtualization
Virtualization is a hot trend, but that doesn't mean every IT shop has to jump on the bandwagon just yet. There are some shops that just won't need this technology no matter how big the hype becomes this year.
For those shops that decide virtualization is the right move for them, there has to be a complete understanding of existing resources, hardware and applications before they take action.
A well-virtualized data center is a well-educated data center, and these top tips, provided by U.K.-based C&C Technology Consulting's practice leader Shane Colombo, put users well on their way to understanding how this technology could work best for them.
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