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Chapter 3  Managing digital business infrastructure Virtualisation



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[Chaffey, Dave] Digital business and E-commerce 2nd book

Chapter 3  Managing digital business infrastructure

Virtualisation

Virtualisation

 is another approach to managing IT resource more effectively. However, it is 

mainly deployed within an organisation. VMware was one of the forerunners, offering virtu-

alisation services which it explains as follows (VMware, 2008):



The VMware approach to virtualization inserts a thin layer of software directly on the com‑

puter hardware or on a host operating system. This software layer creates virtual machines 

and contains a virtual machine monitor or ‘hypervisor’ that allocates hardware resources 

dynamically and transparently so that multiple operating systems can run concurrently on 

a single physical computer without even knowing it.

However, virtualizing a single physical computer is just the beginning. VMware offers 

a robust virtualization platform that can scale across hundreds of interconnected physical 

computers and storage devices to form an entire virtual infrastructure.

It goes on to explain that virtualisation essentially lets one computer do the job of multiple 

computers, by sharing the resources of a single computer across multiple environments. 

Virtual servers and virtual desktops let you host multiple operating systems and multiple 

applications.

So virtualisation has these benefits:

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Lower hardware costs through consolidation of servers (see Mini case study 3.6).



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Lower maintenance and support costs.

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Lower energy costs.



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Scalability to add more resource more easily.

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Standardised, peronalised desktops can be accessed from any location, so users are not 



tied to an individual physical computer.

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Improved business continuity.



Mini case study 3.6 gives an example of these benefits.

Virtualisation

The indirect provision 

of technology services 

through another resource 

(abstraction). Essentially 

one computer is using its 

processing and storage 

capacity to do the work of 

another.

Activity 3.2

Opportunities for using web services by a B2B company


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