The IT services arm of Dell is to use migration and monitoring tools from Liquidware Labs in an effort to make it easier to for businesses to migrate to a desktop virtualisation environment.
Officials at Dell Services said 15 July that they will utilise Liquidware Labs’ Stratusphere and ProfileUnity products to help assess a business’s existing desktop environment, migrate user data and documents onto virtual desktops, and configure the new desktops.
The migration and monitoring tools from Liquidware Labs will enable Dell Services representatives to more efficiently help enterprises move tens of thousands of physical desktops into a virtualised environment, according to Dell officials.
Liquidware Labs’ software also will enable Dell Services officials to accelerate the adoption capabilities and lower the costs of new desktop software such as Microsoft’s Windows 7, VMware View and Citrix Systems’ XenDesktop.
Through the software, Dell Services also will be able to ensure service levels through user experience reports and provide ongoing management capabilities.
Dell has been aggressively building out its services business since it bought Perot Systems for $3.9 billion (£2.5 billion) last year.
Dell Services in January announced a $42 million (£27 million) military contract for network operations, desktop services and communications at Rock Island Arsenal in Illinois. The unit also is expanding into several areas, such as virtualisation for health care institutions.
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