IT infrastructure encompasses all hardware and software solutions and their organization. It serves as the foundation for implementing and operating technologically advanced information systems.
It supports the management of businesses and public institutions.
As an information system integrator, we carefully select hardware platforms and software to meet the needs of users. We ensure high quality, technological innovation, and data security.
Virtual infrastructure allows us to view computer systems in a different way. With implemented virtual infrastructure, users have access to significantly larger computing resources while utilizing the same hardware platform. These resources enable optimal and efficient management of the infrastructure across the entire enterprise.
What is virtual infrastructure?
The architecture of virtual infrastructure allows businesses to lower IT costs by increasing efficiency and flexibility, as well as speeding up response times. Managing virtual infrastructure enables the IT department to quickly allocate resources to meet business needs (a new server can be created in a matter of minutes). This enables easy and convenient provisioning of new services and the ability to adjust resource allocations for specific applications. The data center can be treated as a unified pool of resources, such as computational power, storage, and network bandwidth.
Implementation of virtual infrastructure enables the IT department to respond better to business needs, including:
Raising server utilization rates with x86 processors (IA 32 and AMD 64) to 60-80% (from the current 5-10%),
Reducing the time needed to configure new applications from days to seconds,
Decreasing the response time for change requests to a few minutes,
Performing hardware maintenance without downtime and without waiting for a "maintenance window" (scheduled maintenance).
Virtualization is a solution that enables businesses to significantly reduce costs, respond faster to business needs, and provide flexible and cohesive IT services.
Cost Reduction:
Pay only for necessary resources,
Higher return on IT investments (lower depreciation and operational costs),
Easier separation of strategic IT investments from routine IT functions.
Faster Response to Business Needs:
Easier integration with partners and clients,
Faster execution of tasks related to expansion, management, and administration,
Rapid deployment or movement of resources to the organizational units that need them.
More Flexible and Cohesive IT Services:
Utilization of technologies for which investments have already been made, such as storage area networks (SAN) and virtual local area networks (VLAN),
Opportunity to choose more cost-effective platforms,
