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• Application Development Software
• Application Lifecycle Management
• Bug Tracking
• License Management
• Patch Management
• Requirements Management
• Software Test Management Technology
• Active Directory Management
• Application Performance Management
• Computer Security
• IT Management
• Mobile Device Management
• Mobile Security
• Network Monitoring
• Network Security
• Remote Access
• Server Management
• Virtualization

Software Information: A guide to Virtualization Software

Virtualization Software

Virtualization software solution is a revolutionary approach to optimizing software management. Virtualization software meets the needs of traditional endpoints, virtual and hybrid, offering high productivity with controlled guaranteed access to any Windows application. Application streaming provides a mechanism for distribution on-demand and centralized license management, while virtualization places applications and data into managed units.

Application Virtualization allows you to deploy and manage applications on the clients of our network without the need of having to install locally. This way you can reduce the number of operations related to its application management, testing, upgrades and support help desk. Applications run in a virtualized environment that integrates with the operating system without the "dirty" and even allowing you to run different versions of the same software simultaneously, although they may be incompatible.

Virtualization Technology offers greater flexibility and the ability to optimize system utilization by consolidating multiple environments onto a single server, workstation or PC helping to completely transform their IT environments.

Virtualization software solution support:

1. Simplified management of resources to improve IT efficiency.
2. Higher levels of reliability and availability of systems reducing business risks and losses caused by downtime in real time.
3. Reduced acquisition costs through the use of optimized systems already available.