3G Time Virtualization Data Center will show great divinity

With the introduction of 3G business, China http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13989.html "> Telecom industry will usher in new development, a large number of video and audio data transmission and mobile payment, and many other new value-added services will soon appear." However, the implementation of these services requires that its business support system should be integrated into three basic business systems, such as billing, business and customer service, which makes the information technology environment of Telecom enterprises become more and more complex.

In the face of growing business needs, the introduction of the emerging next-generation virtualized data centers will be able to address this dilemma. At present, more and more communication companies migrate their business to SaaS mode, and move towards virtualization and cloud computing. This brings a series of worries to the enterprise communication system, because the strict requirement of the real time of the enterprise communication system decides it needs rigorous feasibility, high performance and security. And that is why, in the past, it has become a consensus to differentiate these requirements from the rest of the data center, but as a result of the introduction of virtualization, this situation has steadily changed.

Virtualization enables server consolidation, storage systems, and energy efficiency optimization, and as technology advances, today's virtualization can also be applied to real-time communications software, which means that enterprise communications systems such as unified communications, IP telephony systems can also be "virtual".

IP telephony systems or unified communications are increasingly being used by enterprises as a unified real-time communications application, together with other business software applications to provide employees and customers with a better experience. This is a lot of examples and projects, but the enthusiasm of enterprise deployment is still not high, why? I think the most critical point is that the real-time communication system has been directed to the data center, but some special requests are still difficult to implement, such as the requirements of the software in the client run more efficient The real-time communication system based on data center is not up to this requirement.

Virtualization may not matter to end users, but corporate IT executives have to be aware of and should report special attention, because the introduction of virtualization means that they are currently working in a changing way, they no longer need to be in the data center dedicated to unified communications or VoIP platform to develop a dedicated area. Transitioning to virtualized real-time communications allows it executives to design, deploy, and manage unified communications or VoIP systems as well as other business applications.

One of the phenomena that it executives do not want to see is the increased demand for real-time communication software, unified communications and collaborative software, and the growing number of software and software machines to manage. Virtualization can solve the problem of increasing the number of entity servers, which enables businesses to get the first savings. The second saving comes from server neutrality. Today's communications service providers prefer to designate their communications applications to run on a particular piece of hardware (which can sell both software and hardware), virtualization, in turn, shatters their plans, handing them over to the data center to handle no specific requirements for the hardware--although there are some differences in performance, But after all, the choice of business is greatly increased.

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