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When you hear “virtual systems” what image comes to mind? Virtualization is often perceived as a complex and expensive technology that small businesses cannot afford. Virtualization is now within the reach for any business looking to improve the efficiency of its IT.

Virtualization is the process of converting hardware resources into virtual components that are delivered upon demand to users. Virtual Machines is the shorthand for these virtual components. A VM is a copy of a computer’s setup. This means that when new employees are brought to the team, they can immediately begin work on a computer that is identical to their predecessor. This greatly simplifies the process of the integration of a new member and ensures that all employees have access to the applications and software needed to perform their job.

Another major benefit of a VM is that it runs different operating systems. For instance an employee might use the Mac but require a particular software that only runs on Windows. A VM allows them to run the program on the Mac without installing it separately. Software developers also need to test updates in different environments. Comparing the time and expense of conducting these tests on different physical devices with running them on a VM could be an excellent way to save money.

Additionally, a VM can be used to store data and backup files. This method has many advantages that include cost reduction, disaster recovery, and easier management of storage. You can take advantage of the built-in buffering capability of a cloud-based VM like HPE GreenLake. This allows you to avoid the expense of additional equipment for your datacenter or remote offices.