Deletion of Unified virtual infrastructure

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Comment: With consolidation, power savings and with less administration, virtualisation is at the top of every organisations I.T priorities. So why look at a U.V.I strategy? The reason is simple, most organisations have virtualised or looking to virtualise, their server farms because the benefits are too compelling not too. So now we see Virtual Desktop being the next big virtualisation project because again, consolidation, power savings with thin clients and I.T control the desktop remotely as well as control software licensing by delivering the right software needed by the different departments. So what is a U.V.I strategy, this is where both virtualised server and desktop come together on a single unified infrastructure platform, which would be the physical server (cores matched to memory and I/O), storage, networking, protection and security. The infrastructure around these technologies needs to be designed accordingly so that organisations can reap the benefits from delivering virtualisation to the end users and hence V.D.I.''  I'll be |reaping benefits?  When do I start
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