Building Blocks for Data Center DNA
Published 24th Oct 2011 | Source - | Pages - 4Dell helps organizations reduce the time from pallet to production for their virtual infrastructures through the Dell Virtual Integrated System (VIS) architecture. VIS is designed to simplify the process of virtualizing heterogeneous IT environments that include both physical and virtual computing resources by automating the discovery of hardware, software, and networking within the infrastructure. Once the IT team uses VIS to discover each system in use throughout the organization, it can create a pool of computing resources to be virtualized and shared efficiently throughout the enterprise. Read on to find out how.
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