Computers have become ubiquitous in the business world over the last few decades. As such technology became more widely available and its price more affordable, a wave of device proliferation and underuse has occurred. This uncontrolled sprawl has led to increased support staff, burgeoning data centers and a costly need for more power and cooling. All of these factors reduce Return on Investment (ROI) and increase Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

Virtualization provides a valuable solution to these IT challenges by minimizing IT complexity and lowering operating costs. A company that properly employs virtualization gains greater responsiveness and flexibility while promoting more effective use of IT resources. Virtualization also plays a role in assisting security and disaster-recovery efforts. While most commonly applied to servers, virtualization is quickly finding its way to other facets of IT.

Read this white paper to learn more about virtualization and especially the similarities and differences between server virtualization and client virtualization. Which one holds more benefit for your organization?