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ABSTRACT:
IT organizations of all sizes switch to SAP virtualization to realize multiple benefits: shorter application deployment time, freedom to move a VM to a new physical server without disruptions, and improved disaster recovery. Since SAP virtualization is a huge undertaking, an understanding of the available platforms and common problems is essential for a successful transition.
In this issue of the Virtual Data Center e-zine, Chris Wolf, senior analyst at the Burton Group, explains the direct benefits of implementing an SAP virtualization plan. He compares virtualization platforms, highlights common problems, and offers tips to leverage hardware-assisted memory virtualization.
Also in this issue:
Why more IT shops are virtualizing mission-critical applications and how they're doing it successfully
The challenges of integrating virtualization with change management systems
This e-zine is brought to you by:
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Authors
Chris Wolf
Senior Analyst, Data Center Strategies
ChrisWolf is a senior analyst in the Data Center Strategies service at Midvale, Utah-based Burton Group. He has more than 14 years of experience in the IT trenches and eight years of experience with enterprise virtualization technologies. Wolf provides enterprise clients with practical research and advice about server virtualization, data center consolidation, business continuity and data protection. He is the author of Virtualization: From the Desktop to the Enterprise, the first book published on the topic, and has published dozens of articles on advanced virtualization topics, high availability and business continuity.
David Davis
Director of Infrastructure
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Train Signal Inc
David Davis is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional, a VMware Certified Professional and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and has worked in the IT industry for 15 years. Currently, he serves as the director of infrastructure at Train Signal Inc. (www.TrainSignal.com). He has written hundreds of articles and created six video training courses, including the Train Signal VMware ESX Server video training series. His websites are Happy Router.com and VMwareVideos.com. >
Lauren Horwitz
Managing Editor
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TechTarget
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