What is VMware used for?

VMware is used for creating and managing virtual machines (VMs) on physical servers, enabling organizations to run multiple operating systems and applications on a single server. In turn, virtualization lets an organization save money and increase flexibility by using hardware to its full potential, consolidate servers, and requires less physical hardware. VMware is known for common functions such as server consolidation, disaster recovery, and efficient management of the IT infrastructure. Beyond server virtualization, VMware has been busy developing network and storage virtualization tools and cloud management solutions for creating, managing private, public, and hybrid clouds. This very same VMware technology will position organizations in the best possible place to streamline operations, scale, and efficiently utilize resources for both static and dynamic workloads within today’s modern data center.