VMware is the world leader of elaboration of personal and data centre virtualization. Enterprises of various industries and sizes around the world are using the VMware solutions, to diminish significantly the capital and operating costs, as well as to ensure the continuity of the company’s operations and to improve the data safety.
The collaboration with VMware was initiated in order to solidify the relations with the existing clients and to attract new ones by use of advantages of the capacity as the official partner. The status of being the official VMware partner allows offering a complete spectrum of virtualization technologies for ensuring the operations of information systems in a modern company, and makes the conditions of leasing the DEAC virtual servers even more competitive.
Being the biggest data centre operator in Latvia, DEAC perfectly understands the economic benefits provided by virtualization of the IT infrastructure. By responding to the changing market, it offers the enterprises an opportunity to adapt their information system quickly to the new market conditions. By using the virtualization solutions, the companies can plan easier and decrease the time and money resources used, for instance, for placing short-time IT projects or for software tests, as well as create high-level clusters and improve information system management.
DEAC offers to lease virtual servers, which are cheaper for the clients than buying a new one or renting a distributed server, because in many cases the users do not require the full capacity of a separate physical server. “By becoming the official VMware partner, we can help our clients even more in optimizing their costs for the IT infrastructure,”
Currently DEAC has obtained the VMware VIP Professional status. This means that the company has certified VMware professionals, who have mastered perfectly the VMware solutions and are competent in implementing and maintaining complicated virtualization solutions, and will be able to suggest the most suitable option. “By correct planning and creating an IT infrastructure based on virtual servers, the cost decrease can account even for 40% of the currently used amount,” maintains A.Gailītis.
