Open Virtualization Alliance launches a new website

There’s no question, strong market adoption of KVM exists today in IT organizations of all shapes and sizes—among those who want to diversify their existing virtualization technologies and those that are deploying their initial virtualization and cloud projects.  This accelerated market adoption of KVM has driven the need for an epicenter to provide vital information and answer critical questions about open virtualization and KVM.  In response, the Open Virtualization Alliance (OVA) is proud to announce the launch of its new website. This new site provides a single, easy-to-navigate, highly-interactive source to keep both OVA members and the wider IT community updated on all things related to open virtualization and KVM.

Founded by trusted technology leaders HP, IBM, Intel and Red Hat, the OVA has hundreds of members today, and is growing steadily with new members joining every day. All of these members share one thing in common: they are embracing open virtualization and successfully deploying KVM to solve the challenges of their customers around the globe and across a breadth of industries.

For OVA members, this new website is the central hub of your member experience, allowing you to both network with other members and promote all you have to offer to your existing and potential customers.  We invite you to become an active member of this growing alliance.  Share your thoughts and ideas through an interactive blog.  Showcase your brand and increase the visibility of your KVM-based solutions by uploading white papers, solution briefs, case studies, success stories, webinars, guides, and other content—all with the click of a mouse.   As organizations increasingly look to KVM and open virtualization, they will be looking to you for solutions that solve their specific business challenges—and this site will give you a premiere opportunity to put your solutions front and center.

For customers worldwide in search of open virtualization solutions that best fit their unique needs, this new site gives them a one-stop place of information—right at their fingertips.  They can look to this new site to learn more about KVM and how open virtualization can benefit them.  Here, the wider IT community can find guides to help them get started with KVM, success stories and best practices focused on developing and deploying KVM, a powerful slate of KVM-based solutions, and more. Visitors will want to bookmark this site and visit it regularly to access the resources they need to achieve their organization’s KVM virtualization objectives, interact with trusted technology leaders and peers, and explore related thought leadership topics.

The promise of open virtualization is here—and this new site will provide a roadmap for those forward-looking businesses who want to tap into it. We look forward to interacting with you here.

Greg Lissy,

Director, Product Marketing, Red Hat

OVA Board Member