With server consolidation, XenServer reduces power, cooling and management costs and helps you optimize use of existing hardware—but shrinking your overall number of servers is only one of the benefits of XenServer. Administrators can also automate key IT processes to improve application service delivery, saving both time and money. Improved IT reliability and the ability to adapt to ever-changing IT environments help you deliver optimal support to the business.

Adapt to increasing demands for it efficiency

Virtualization gives you the flexibility to adapt your datacenter to meet constantly evolving IT requirements. For example, XenServer optimizes the location of server workloads to improve performance and utilization while increasing server readiness within resource pools. This ensures that application requirements and expected performance levels are always met and helps you deliver new applications into production more quickly.

Reduce unplanned downtime

Natural disasters and other business disruptions can cripple any organization—but downtime and data loss are not acceptable in today's business environment. To keep the business moving and protect the bottom line, companies must protect their IT and data investments and keep the infrastructure running so users always have access to the IT resources their work depends on. With server virtualization, servers are separated from underlying hardware and delivered as virtual machines (VM), making the protection of VMs and associated data easier than in a physical infrastructure. This makes server virtualization a key strategy to protect IT infrastructure against natural disasters and business disruptions, helping organizations reduce downtime due to disasters and increase worker productivity.