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Historically businesses, big and small, were forced to develop their own data centers piece by piece. These data centers were essentially a puzzle of hardware devices from different manufacturers. By incorporating hardware from a variety of manufacturers, companies assumed a great deal of risk. When one piece of the puzzle faltered, the company was presented with the challenge of re-coordinating support for all elements of the solution. This mixed manufacture solution resulted in companies entering a battle of financial frustrations, disjointed support and immense coordination efforts.
Three industry leaders- EMC, VMWare, and Cisco- sought to put an end to the complicated dynamic of data center infrastructures. From the union of the storage, virtualization, network, and server capabilities of EMC, VMWare, and Cisco respectively, emerged VCE. In addition to the industry leading technology, VCE contracted the top engineers from each of the mentioned companies to develop the V-Block, “the industry’s only fully integrated and fully virtualized cloud infrastructure system.”
Thanks to VCE, data centers of the past can remain in the past, as VCE’s converged architecture sets the standard for a new breed of data centers worldwide. VCE’s groundbreaking approach rises above the traditional ‘a la carte’ solutions of the past in three key areas: time of delivery, customer specific customization, and risk avoidance.
The V-Block from VCE can add tremendous value to your business. The delivery time, customization, and risk avoidance features make V-Block stand out amidst other infrastructure systems.