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Avastu Argentina talks about Virtualization



Avastu Associate in Argentina, Dario Quintana gives a brief introduction on Virtualization. Virtualization will indeed soon be on its way to a grand scale commoditization. We are not just reporting things from China, India, Argentina and Africa (Ghana, Kenya, Uganda etc), but also making sure that we advice and present the case of virtualization as the justifiable path to the future.

By all means, the virtualization, is not the solution of all the problems. With a bad infrastructure and tools of administration, this can be turned an insolvent case, without telling that for this type of implementations they require skills strengthened on the part of the administrators well and sufficient know-how to do it.


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