Healthcare organizations are migrating to new virtualization platforms because of financial burden and the complexity of today’s infrastructure. Virtualization allows organizations such as health systems to access applications virtually from a single machine while distributing to other computing environments. Components of virtualization include the hypervisor layer, networking, storage, backup, monitoring and identity management.  Virtualization was “low-drama infrastructure” for many years, but now healthcare IT leaders face challenges such as steep price hikes and being forced into…