The Capita Technical Services team has many years of public sector experience therefore understanding of your organisation’s needs. Combining these with our extensive ICT skills and expertise allows, us to work in close partnership with you to conduct a successful server virtualisation implementation. In today’s current climate, the need to reduce both infrastructure costs and limit a company’s carbon footprint are at the forefront of our minds. Our recent projects have realised the many benefits for our customers of server consolidations using innovative virtualisation technology.
What is Server Virtualisation? How can Capita help you?
Server Virtualisation enables you to run many virtual servers on fewer physical servers, returning many financial and human resource savings.
When using Server Virtualisation, Capita has found many organisations’ ICT infrastructure budgets can be dramatically reduced, including:
- Hardware purchasing costs
- Hardware maintenance
- Power consumption
- Staff time.
To help you fully achieve and appreciate these savings with the installation of Server Virtualisation, Capita Technical Services can carry a full consultancy service too. We will accurately plan, design and execute the project ensuring you receive the most from our wealth of knowledge and expertise.
To find out exactly how Server Virtualisation from Capita Technical Services works, please download the datasheet.
Server Virtualisation from Capita Technical Services will:
- Determine which of your existing servers are suitable for migration
- Assess your required support infrastructure
- Assess your future capacity needs
- Design the architecture you need to support your current and projected requirements
- Take account of your disaster recovery needs.
Benefits of Server Virtualisation
- Reduced resources and expenditure
- Increased scalability
- Easier replication
- Reduced administration
- Faster and automated disaster recovery
Find out how Server Virtualisation can benefit your organisation – Contact Capita Technical Services today.